Motivative exercise training device for realizing automatic assessment of the optimal exercise information

ABSTRACT

A physical function training device that measuring an amount of exercise automatically enables a user to use safely by determining an appropriate amount of exercise automatically and reduces specialist labor by automatically organizing to manage the actual exercise is provided.A physical function training device equips following; a control unit (20) is composed of a distance detection sensor (16) and, a number of times detection sensor (18) as a detection device for data related to a motion of upper or lower limbs and a storage unit (521); a control unit (20), which enables analyzing exercise data received by a detection device is composed of Various Arduino, NanpPi, RaspberryPi, microcomputer, etc.; and a storage unit (521), which is included in the control unit (20) records personal identification data, exercise data collected, collected time data of the exercise data at the time of enforcement from a time measurement apparatus (20a).

TECHNICAL FIELD

This invention related to the kinetic rehabilitation training device,which can be used by the user oneself with feeling easy safely,accumulate usage information of each individual, enables the accumulateddata to analyze, offering the optimal number of times of exercise andspeed information that fits a user's physical condition and to enablelaborsaving an analysis of required data processing for an administratorand a specialist to determine the physical condition of the user.

BACKGROUND ART

The physical function training device which was stated by theprovisional publication of a patent 2010-363 which enable to preventbeing used exceeding the proper amount of exercise as the U.S. Pat. No.5,238,917 was registered.

Namely, U.S. Pat. No. 5,238,917 is characterized in that; a trainingboard in which both the feet are kept on and of which a reciprocatingmovement in reciprocation in back and forth direction is available, andin the condition of its movement is available toward the right and left,setting band which hold both the legs laid in the mentioned trainingboard, at least one of a drive unit, which makes a training board movein a reciprocation in back and forth direction or a load device, whichapplies a load to a training board the direction movement, at least oneof a round-trip movement detection device, which detects the number oftimes of reciprocating motion in reciprocation in back and forthdirection of a training board or a round-trip speed detection device,which detects the value of movement speed, and at least one output ofdetection data of a round-trip speed detection device or the round-tripmovement number detection device in the outside.

And, the physical function training device stated to the provisionalpublication of a patent 2011-67635 which offers the lower limb functiontraining which can prevent being used exceeding the proper amount ofexercise as much as possible is registered as U.S. Pat. No. 5,238,918.

Namely, the U.S. Pat. No. 5,238,918 is characterized in physicalfunction training device as following; training board in which both thefeet are kept on, a pivot axis set in the training board and settingband which hold both the legs laid in the mentioned training board,which can rock in a vertical direction, at least one of a rocking motionnumber detection device that detects the number of the rocking movementsof a training board or a rocking speed detection device, which detectsthe rocking speed of a training board is prepared, and at least one ofdetected data that the round-trip movement number sensing device or themovement speed detection device detects is output in the outside.

And, the physical function training device stated to the provisionalpublication of a patent 2011-036707 which offers a training board, whichcan perform alternatively, a reciprocating motion in reciprocation inback and forth direction or to rock in a vertical direction in thedirection of order, which can prevent being used exceeding the properamount of exercise as much as possible is registered as U.S. Pat. No.4,743,562.

Namely, the U.S. Pat. No. 4,743,562 is characterized in physicalfunction training device as following; a training board, in which boththe feet are kept on, can perform alternatively, a reciprocating motionin reciprocation in back and forth direction or rock in a verticaldirection in the direction of order.

A physical function training device characterizes as following; atraining board, in which both the feet are kept on, can performalternatively, a back and forth direction motion direction, one of around-trip movement detection device, which detects the number of timesof back and forth direction motion direction of a training board or around-trip speed detection device, which detects the value of movementspeed, and a training board, which both the feet are kept on is able torock in the vertical direction and at least one of a rocking motionnumber detection device that detects the number of the rocking movementsof a training board or a rocking speed detection device, which detectsthe rocking speed of a training board are prepared.

And, the physical function training device was stated to the provisionalpublication of a patent 2009-29162 which offers a training board, whichwas able to rock in a vertical direction and a pivot axis set in thementioned training board, which was able to can perform a reciprocatingmotion in reciprocation in back and forth direction, which can preventbeing used exceeding the proper amount of exercise as much as possibleis registered as U.S. Pat. No. 4,743,557.

Namely, the U.S. Pat. No. 4,743,557 is characterized in physicalfunction training device as following; a training board, in which boththe feet are kept on, can rock in a vertical direction and a pivot axisand perform a reciprocating motion in reciprocation in back and forthdirection, therefore which can perform selectively, a reciprocatingmotion in reciprocation in back and forth direction or to rock in avertical direction in the direction of order.

The advantageous effect to the cerebral function, which is shown by thenonpatent literature 8-11 became apparent as the rehabilitationtechnique, which we used these training devices the core.

Moreover, the correlation by statistics analysis became clear about theJP nursing-care-insurance degree of care needed to the speed at the timeof use and the number of times by the nonpatent literature 15, by whichis consisted of a training board can perform a reciprocating motion inreciprocation in back and forth direction and by the nonpatentliterature 16, by which is consisted of a training board can rock in avertical direction.

In addition, there is the utility model registration number 2004587 of aDorsi-Plantar Flexion training device for ankle and knee as the existingtechnology for the motivative exercise, which can be used a kineticexercise for a disabled person who has the muscular power with enablinga chair seating position by his power by oneself.

Moreover, the device shown in the nonpatent literature 18 enables samekinetic rehabilitation training in the upper limbs to make them exercisein the simultaneous direction at the same time in order to hold theupper limbs, a board divided into 2 of right and left is used.

The word of the motivative exercise means moving the limbs of anaffected side in the same direction simultaneously by limbs of anunaffected side and can use it also by upper or lower limbs.

Moreover, we can do the motivative exercise if one can move in the samedirection simultaneously, even if any device is formed right-and-leftseparation.

Enforcement and the effect of the upper limbs are shown in the nonpatentliterature 18.

SUMMARY OF INVENTION Technical Problem

It was clear to advance the physical condition of patients shown in thenonpatent literature 1-11 by using devices of U.S. Pat. Nos. 5,238,918,5,238,917, 4,743,562, and 4,743,557.

In addition, the nonpatent literature 1-7 was regarding verification offacts of over 30% of bedridden patients who treated by Takizawa methodrehabilitation gained the walk again, the nonpatent literature 8-11 wasregarding verification of facts of cerebral function activation and thenonpatent literature 12-13 was regarding of the device development.

Although the necessity of judging how much kinetic training beingrequired as a result was born, there is a difference of individualphysical strength and it did not come to specify.

In order to publish the nonpatent literature 15 and 16, the great laborwas required, although the data had been analyzed manually.

And the data were obtained from a number of times detection device ofreciprocation device or a number of times detection device ofreciprocation of a training board, or a rocking number of timesdetection device or rocking speed obtained from a movement speed sensingdevice.

Since it becomes enormous profits both a researcher and a user that wecan cut the labor, the improvement is desired

There are data with 5000 line, and it needed to carry out processingseveral times to get its processed result.

Processing of the red clause was shown in an example. In addition, thetable omitted the part.

The back and forth direction motion direction data, which is exercisedata used for analysis is shown in the following Table 1.

TABLE 1 Exercise name KoroKoro Name of facility device number CBusRMSname of Person-in- charge File name KMS_is 110215_20110830_1016 Subjectcode is110215 Physical The degree of care condition judgment value SexWoman Age 75 Exercise start Aug. 30, 2011 date Start time 10:16 Exerciseby    5 minutes time specification Repeat count 334 Exercise time 272.2seconds Number of the 5000 measurement point Digitization operation dataPoint of Lapsed time Repeat Motion red measurement (second count of thedirection of order (mm) Contact data FALSE 1 0 0 0 FALSE All theisolation 2 0 0 11 FALSE All the isolation 3 0.1 0 31 FALSE All theisolation 4 0.1 0 58 FALSE All the isolation 5 0.2 0 84 FALSE All theisolation 6 0.2 0 107 FALSE All the isolation 7 0.3 0 125 FALSE All theisolation 8 0.4 0 139 FALSE All the isolation 9 0.4 0 143 red All theisolation 10 0.5 0 138 red All the isolation 11 0.5 1 120 red All theisolation 12 0.6 1 93 red All the isolation 13 0.6 1 66 red All theisolation 14 0.7 1 38 red All the isolation 15 0.7 1 8 red All theisolation 16 0.8 1 −21 red All the isolation 17 0.8 1 −38 FALSE All theisolation 18 1 1 −28 FALSE All the isolation 19 1.1 1 −10 FALSE All theisolation 20 1.1 1 16 FALSE All the isolation 21 1.2 1 47 FALSE All theisolation 22 1.2 1 78 FALSE All the isolation 23 1.3 1 104 FALSE All theisolation 24 1.3 1 122 FALSE All the isolation 25 1.4 1 132 red All theisolation 26 1.5 1 121 red All the isolation 27 1.5 2 102 red All theisolation Omission 4976 270.9 332 117 red All the isolation 4977 271 332113 red All the isolation 4978 271 333 101 red All the isolation 4979271.1 333 86 red All the isolation 4980 271.1 333 69 red All theisolation 4981 271.2 333 52 red All the isolation 4982 271.2 333 36 redAll the isolation 4983 271.3 333 24 red All the isolation 4984 271.3 33317 FALSE All the isolation 4985 271.4 333 23 FALSE All the isolation4986 271.5 333 35 FALSE All the isolation 4987 271.5 333 54 FALSE Allthe isolation 4988 271.6 333 76 FALSE All the isolation 4989 271.6 33397 FALSE All the isolation 4990 271.7 333 111 FALSE All the isolation4991 271.7 333 115 red All the isolation 4992 271.8 333 110 red All theisolation 4993 271.8 334 98 red All the isolation 4994 271.9 334 83 redAll the isolation 4995 272 334 65 red All the isolation 4996 272 334 48red All the isolation 4997 272 334 32 red All the isolation 4998 272.1334 20 red All the isolation 4999 272.2 334 17 FALSE All the isolation5000 272.2 334 21 red All the isolation

From the analysis result, individual physical strength had a difference.

We did not collect contact data.

The reciprocation data which was analyzed and processed this time isshown in Table 2.

TABLE 2 Exercise situation Number Point number Repeat count Exercise oftime measurement 1-time lapsed 1-time 1-time time/second distancedistance Average large/cm Small/cm 1-time Average Speed/m distance/cmspeed Average 1 5000 334 272.2 sec 0.4 181 4 117 287.2 10,337 2 5000 216276.2 sec 0.6 261 155 229.9 359.2 12,931 5 5000 285 262.9 sec 0.5 352189 275.8 600 21,600 6 5000 279 285.5 sec 0.5 353 119 238.8 435.6 15,6827 158 8 266.8 sec 10 93 4 41 4.1   147 8 4362 190 299.9 sec 0.8 344 4216.8 276.1  9,939 9 5000 314   282 sec 0.4 198 28 157.3 350.9 12,631 125000 429 281.3 sec 0.3 171 3 130.5 398.6 14,348 13 5000 265 265.6 sec0.5 329 18 239.4 478 17,206 14 5000 166 278.6 sec 0.8 326 2 167.8 200.4 7,214 16 5000 325 268.5 sec 0.4 225 90 169.1 410.8 14,787 18 5000 231271.6 sec 0.6 256 15 222.3 377.7 13,598 19 5000 418 274.7 sec 0.3 147 493.8 285.6 10,280 20 4983 338   300 sec 0.4 166 7 122.7 277 9,971 215000 245 284.6 sec 0.6 179 28 149.3 256.8  9,243 Total Maximum 429 10353 189 275.8 value 600 21,600 Minimum 8 0.3 93 2 value 41 4.1 147Average 269.5 1.2 238.7 44.7 171 value 4 333.2 11,994

Moreover, the rocking data, which is the exercise data used foranalysis, is shown in table 3 as follows.

TABLE 3 Exercise Patapata name Name of facility device CBusRMS numbername of Person-in- charge File name PTP_hy120120_(—) 20110530_1511Subject code hy120120 Physical The degree of care condition judgmentvalue Name Sex Man Age 88 Exercise start May 30, 2011 date Start time15:11 Exercise by 5 minutes time specification Repeat count 925 Exercise299.9 sec      Time Number of 4293 the measurement point Digitizationoperation data Point of Lapsed time Repeat Ankle Contact datameasurement (second count joint angle (degrees) 1 0 0 0 All theisolation 2 1.1 0 1.2 The right tiptoe Left heel 3 1.1 0 2.6 The righttiptoe Left heel 4 1.2 0 4.4 The right tiptoe Left heel 5 1.3 0 5.2 Theright tiptoe Left heel 6 1.4 0 3.4 Right tiptoe 7 1.5 1 −4.3 Righttiptoe 8 1.5 1 −7.5 The left tiptoe The right tiptoe 9 1.7 1 −5.9 Theright tiptoe Left heel 10 1.7 1 0.8 The right tiptoe Left heel 11 1.7 17 Right tiptoe 12 1.8 1 8.6 All the isolation 13 1.9 1 6.6 Left heel 141.9 2 3 All the isolation 15 2 2 −3.4 All the isolation 16 2 2 −6.4Right tiptoe 17 2.1 2 −2.1 The right tiptoe Left heel 18 2.2 2 0.5 Theright tiptoe Left heel 19 2.3 2 −5 Right tiptoe 20 2.3 3 −6.1 Lefttiptoe 21 2.4 3 −2.8 Left tiptoe 22 2.4 3 −1.9 Right tiptoe 23 2.5 3 −5The right tiptoe Left heel 24 2.6 4 −1.7 The left tiptoe The righttiptoe 25 2.7 4 0 Right tiptoe 26 2.7 4 −5.5 Right tiptoe 27 2.8 5 −7.3The left tiptoe The right tiptoe 28 2.9 5 −0.3 Left heel 29 3 5 5.3 Allthe isolation Omission 4268 298.1 919 −3.7 The left tiptoe Left heelRight heel 4269 298.2 919 −6.2 The left tiptoe Left heel 4270 298.2 920−7.1 The left tiptoe Left heel 4271 298.3 920 −5.9 The left tiptoe Leftheel 4272 298.4 920 −2.8 The left tiptoe Left heel Right heel 4273 298.4920 −1.9 The left tiptoe Left heel 4274 298.5 920 −6.2 The left tiptoeLeft heel 4275 298.5 921 −7.5 The left tiptoe The right tiptoe Left heel4276 298.7 921 −5.3 The left tiptoe Left heel Right heel 4277 298.7 921−2.8 The left tiptoe Left heel Right heel 4278 298.8 921 −6.6 The lefttiptoe Left heel 4279 299 922 −5.5 The left tiptoe Left heel Right heel4280 299 922 −3 The left tiptoe Left heel Right heel 4281 299.1 922 −6.6The left tiptoe Left heel 4282 299.3 923 −3.5 The left tiptoe Left heelRight heel 4283 299.3 923 −1.9 The left tiptoe Left heel Right heel 4284299.4 923 −4.6 The left tiptoe Left heel Right heel 4285 299.4 924 −7.3The left tiptoe Left heel Right heel 4286 299.5 924 −5.7 The left tiptoeLeft heel Right heel 4287 299.6 924 −2.8 The left tiptoe Left heel Rightheel 4288 299.6 924 −1 The left tiptoe Left heel Right heel 4289 299.7924 −2.8 The left tiptoe Left heel Right heel 4290 299.7 925 −7.5 Allthe contact 4291 299.8 925 −7 The left tiptoe The right tiptoe Left heel4292 299.9 925 −4.8 The left tiptoe The right tiptoe Left heel 4293299.9 925 −1.9 The left tiptoe Left heel Right heel

In the evaluation of contact data, in order to collect contact data, Ihave arranged four sensors, but in four points, it was a one-pointprofitable request about the full contact value.

I was not able to analyze as a result.

The rocking data which was analyzed and processed this time is shown inTable 4.

TABLE 4 No Sex Age Exercise Start date Time Time Time Number of Exercisespecification repetition time Point number Number of Time AverageAverage of times Sec. angle measurement The maximum angle 17 Man 85 May31, 2011 10:47 5 minutes 142   300 sec 338 142 300 2.11 1.67 5.3 6 Man87 May 30, 2011 15:11 5 minutes 925 299.9 sec 4293  925 300 0.32 4.1616.3 1 Woman 88 May 31, 2011 14:32 5 minutes 721   300 sec 3870  721 3000.42 0.3 12 9 Man 87 May 30, 2011 12:12 5 minutes 922 299.9 sec 2645 922 300 0.33 2.11 12.5 13 Man 87 Jun. 22, 2011 14:32 5 minutes 791 299.9sec 4264 791 300 0.38 4.9 17.5 20 Woman 85 Jun. 13, 2011 14:34 5 minutes372   300 sec 3503 372 300 0.81 8 46 19 4 Man 81  Jun. 7, 2011 15:13 5minutes 880 299.9 sec 4560  889 300 0.34 5.71 14.6 14 Woman 85 Jun. 24,2011 15:05 5 minutes 423 299.9 sec 3130 423 300 0.71 5.81 18.2 7 Woman67 Jun. 7, 2011 10:41 5 minutes 7 290.2 sec  39 7 290 41.43 3.39 8.6 15Woman 93 Jun. 22, 2011 10:56 5 minutes 471   300 sec 3116 471 300 0.64 90.02 28.9 11 Woman 44 Jun. 13, 2011 15:17 5 minutes 413 299.9 sec 4912413 300 0.73 18.54 39.2 10 Woman 79 Jun. 24, 2011 14:49 5 minutes 530  300 sec 3778 530 300 0.57 4 93 17.8 12 Man 80 Jun. 13, 2011 14:56 5minutes 681 299.9 sec 3021 681 300 0.44 3.31 9.2 2 Woman 84 Jun. 22,2011 11:30 5 minutes 543 299.8 sec 4456  543 300 0.55 7.63 19.4 3 Man 75Jul. 13, 2011 14:19 5 minutes 403 299.9 sec 912 409 300 0.73 1.67 7.3 8Woman 74 Jun. 22, 2011 14:44 5 minutes 666 299.9 sec 2936  666 300 0.452.93 12.5 18 Woman 68 May 31, 2011 14:09 5 minutes 457 299.9 sec 3975457 300 0.66 8.99 19.9 19 Man 75 May 31, 2011 14:43 5 minutes 700 299.9sec 3693 700 300 0.43 3.62 10.3 16 Woman 75 Jun. 13, 2011 14:03 5minutes 864 292.6 sec 5000 864 293 0.34 6.23 15.4 21 Woman 92 Jun. 24,2011 13:54 5 minutes 441   300 sec 2208 441 300 0.68 9 1 26 5 Man 84Jun. 13, 2011 15:07 5 minutes 863   300 sec 4480  752 260 0.35 0.36 19.1

Data processing by the previous device performed the calculation ofaverage value, etc. manually.

Rehabilitation medicine cannot treat Impairment (functional damage inanatomical) by cerebral dysfunction.

Although at least one of the detection data of a round-trip movementdetection device or the movement speed sensing device in a physicaltraining device was outputted outside, users needed to calculateexercise data by them self as Table 1 to Table 4 after the output.

users needed to calculate exercise data and to input measure by hand asTable 1 to Table 4 for individual usage.

Although the previous device was composed a load device which applies aload, a drive unit which reciprocates in back and forth direction orrock in a vertical direction, and a brake device which brakes a trainingboard based on value, users needed to calculate exercise data and toinput measure by hand as Table 1 to Table 4 for individual usage.

Although the previous device was composed a load device which applies aload, a drive unit which reciprocates in back and forth direction orrock in a vertical direction, and a brake device which brakes a trainingboard based on value,

Although the previous device was composed a load device which applies aload, a drive unit which reciprocates in back and forth direction orrock in a vertical direction, and a drive unit which drives a trainingboard based on value, users needed to calculate exercise data and toinput measure by hand as Table 1 to Table 4 for individual usage.

Although the contact sensor was installed in a physical training deviceand the data which the contact sensor detects was outputted outside,many cases were not able to evaluate the detection data which is thecontact data because a leg may not contact simultaneously to four pointson a training board.

Although four sensors have been arranged in the evaluation of contactdata, we could get only one full-contact value in four points.

We could not analyze as a result.

Moreover, there is a difference of individual physical strength by theresult of the data analysis, and it was not able to be automated thedata analysis which we use for use instruction, then the researcher hadto calculate by himself as shown in Table 1 and Table 3 above-mentioned.

Furthermore, we measured by the existing device was set up by themaximum number of times of 50 times and the minimum 10 times by 10 timesunits each, and it produced the error by the existing device in the caseof setting over 5 minutes and of measuring the operating speed for thehealthy person's working speed.

Solution to Problem

A motivative exercise is moving the leg or the upper limbs of both sidesin the simultaneous and the same direction, namely it is to move anaffected side by a leg or an upper limb by using a device in operationof the leg of an unaffected side in the simultaneous and the samedirection in operation. And a name right was entitled to as showing thenonpatent literature 14 related.

A control unit may equip a detection device, which receives exercisedata of upper or lower limbs, a control unit, which can analyze exercisedata that the detection device received, and a storage unit in thecontrol unit, which is composed of personal identification data, acollected exercise data, a time data of the enforcement time, whichcollected the exercise data.

The control unit may process the exercise data to digital data.

The control unit may equip machine learning and artificial intelligence,i.e., AI software.

The control unit may equip a radio communication system.

The control unit, the detection device, the control unit, which cananalyze exercise data that is received by a detection device, thestorage unit, which can record the personal identification data in thecontrol unit, the collected exercise mentioned above data, time data ofthe time to collect the exercise data, and a training board enablingmotivative exercise of legs or limbs may be equipped

A control unit may analyze exercise data, which corresponds to the timedata.

A control unit may analyze the exercise data, which corresponds topersonal identification data.

The control unit may be able to analyze the exercise data response tothe time data and personal identification data.

A control unit may store the analyzed exercise data, which correspondsto the time data and the personal identification data to the memorymeans.

A control unit may memorize the analyzed exercise data, whichcorresponds to the time data to the memory means.

A control unit may show the exercise data, which was changed the digitaldata, which is correspond to the personal identification data at adisplay unit.

A control unit compares the exercise data, which was changed to thedigital data to the Personal identification data; and after changing toa graph, which may display a graphical representation on a display unit.

A control unit may be outputting the exercise data, which was changedthe digital data through the radio communications system.

The radio communications system may characterize in composing by WiFi,Bluetooth, Sigfox, and Xbee, etc.

Standards may be used such as IEEE-802.11a to IEEE-802.11ac when usingWiFi for the radio communications system,

The radio communications system may equip Bluetooth and a mobile phone.

A control unit calculates the maximum, the minimum, and average valueautomatically from exercise data and time data and may calculate basicanalysis value.

The exercise data include number-of-times data, which was collected by aback and forth motion number detection sensor or a rocking motion numberdetection sensor.

And then a control unit computes the average value and the maximum in apredetermined time, and the minimum based on the number-of-times dataand may set the computed numerical value as a basic analysis value.

The exercise data include back and forth motion distance detection data,which was collected by a back and forth motion distance detectionsensor.

And then a control unit computes the average, the maximum and theminimum of value-based by the distance detection data and speed based onthe time data that was collected by a time measurement apparatusrespectively and may set a computed numerical value as a basic analysisvalue.

Whenever a control unit receives exercise data, it may calculate andaccumulate basic analysis value, calculate the maximum and the minimumof value, and may set a calculated value as an accumulated analysisvalue.

Whenever a control unit receives exercise data, it accumulates theaverage, the maximum and the minimum of value automatically calculatedand may calculate value accumulated analysis value.

A control unit accumulates the average, the maximum and the minimum ofvalue automatically calculated by exercise data and time data, and thenmay a calculate an accumulated analysis value.

A control unit conducts a contrastive analysis of the accumulated basicanalysis value and personal identification data and may be computing theaccumulation analysis value according to individual.

A control unit conducts a contrastive analysis of personalidentification data, exercise data and time data, and moreoveraccumulates the average, the maximum and the minimum of valueautomatically calculated and may be computing the accumulation analysisvalue according to individual.

A control unit conducts a contrastive analysis of the accumulated basicanalysis value and personal identification data and may be computing theaccumulation analysis value according to an administrator or aninstitution

A control unit conducts a contrastive analysis of personalidentification data, exercise data and time data, and moreoveraccumulates the average, the maximum and the minimum of valueautomatically calculated and may be computing the accumulation analysisvalue according to an administrator or an institution

When the physical condition judgment value correlates with exercisedata, standard judgment value may be defined.

In the case of standard judgment value and physical condition judgmentvalue in personal identification data being correlated, a control unitconducts a contrastive analysis of them, standard judgment value forevery individual may be defined.

A control unit conducts a contrastive analysis of the accumulatedanalysis value and physical condition judgment value in personalidentification data and may define as standard judgment value.

A control unit conducts contrastive analysis a personal identificationdata memorized in a storage unit and accumulated analysis value, and maycompute standard judgment value.

The physical condition judging value may use the degree of care used inJapan.

Physical condition judgment value, which shown as examples from Table 1to Table 4 in a specification is the degree of care and may correlatewith exercise data.

The physical condition judgment value may use other appraisal methods,such as FIM (Function Independence Measure), TUG (Timed Up to Go) of BBS(Berg Balance Scale). and 10 m walk test by increasing in examples offrom now on

In the case of the FIM and the TUG correlate with exercise data, it maybe set as standard judgment value when the FIM and the TUG of the BBSare used as physical condition judgment value among personalidentification data.

When the standard judgment value correlates with personal identificationdata, control unit conducts a contrastive analysis of them and maydefine standard judgment value, which can be commonly used fromaccumulated analysis value of all target people.

Exercise data include the rocking data in which the angle of rockingcollected from a number-of-times or sensor distance detection sensor,and then a control unit computes the average, the maximum value and theminimum value of an angle and each angular velocity based on the rockingdata and the time data which was received by a time measurementapparatus, and may set a computed numerical value as a basic analysisvalue.

When the basic analysis value at the time of enforcement is over thestandard judgment value, or when it differs, a control unit may give analarm.

When giving the alarm, a control unit may be carrying out radiocommunication simultaneously. Moreover, a control unit may be carryingout radio communication instead of giving the alarm.

An alarm may be given when the basic analysis value, which is gotten byanalyzing exercise data analysis differs from a scope, which is based onthe range defined on standard judgment value.

A control unit may apply a brake when the basic analysis value is overor differs the standard judgment value at the time of enforcement.

brakes may be applied when the basic analysis value, which obtains bycomputing exercise data at the time of enforcement, is over or differsthe standard judgment value.

A control unit may drive a motor when the basic analysis value is overor differs the standard judgment value at a time of enforcement.

A motor may be driven when the basic analysis value, which obtains bycomputing exercise data at the time of enforcement, is over or differsthe standard judgment value.

A control unit may apply load when the basic analysis value is over ordiffers the standard judgment value at a time of enforcement.

A load may be applied, when the basic analysis value, which obtains bycomputing exercise data at the time of enforcement is over or differsthe standard judgment value.

Control unit analyzes and processes at least one of detection data of anumber-of-times sensor or a distance detection sensor, time data andpersonal identification data and may be measuring speed and angularvelocity of a training board enabling motivative exercise of legs orlimbs simultaneously.

Exercise speed detection device may be composed with a number-of-timessensor, a distance detection sensor, and a time measurement apparatus.

Control unit analyzes and processes a training board enabling motivativeexercise, at least one of detection data of a number-of-times sensor ora distance detection sensor, time data and personal identification data,or convert them into digital data that can be processed, may outputconverted digital data to internet or personal computer through theradio communications system.

When the basic analysis value, which is accumulated and analyzedexercise data of the training board at the time of implementation isover or differs the standard judgment value, a control unit may give thealarm.

When the basic analysis value, which is accumulated and analyzedexercise data of the training board at the time of implementationdiffers from a scope, which is based on the range defined on standardjudgment value, a control unit may give the alarm.

With using physical function training device that is includes a trainingboard that enables to move with legs or limbs in the same direction andsimultaneously, when the basic analysis value that is analyzed exercisedata by using a training board to move legs or limbs in the samedirection and simultaneously at the time of enforcement, differs from ascope, which is based on the range defined in the standard judgmentvalue, the training board may be applied a brake.

A control unit may apply a brake the training board in the case of thebasic analysis value is over or differs the standard judgment value atthe time of implementation.

Brakes may be applied to the training board when the basic analysisvalue, which is gotten by analyzing exercise data differs from thescope, which is based on the range defined on standard judgment value.

A control unit may drive the training board when the basic analysisvalue is over or differs the standard judgment value at a time ofenforcement.

A control unit may drive the training board when the basic analysisvalue, which is gotten by analyzing exercise data differs from thescope, which is based on the range defined on standard judgment value.

A control unit may apply load to the training board when the basicanalysis value is over or differs the standard judgment value at thetime of enforcement.

A control unit may apply load to the training board, when the basicanalysis value, which is gotten by analyzing exercise data at the timeof enforcement differs from Scope, which is based on the range definedon standard judgment value.

The exercise data include given numbers of contact data in whichindicates the status of contact of hand or feet of each contact sensorof the arbitrary number collected from the contact sensor; control unitaccumulates and memorizes contact data and time data, which is receivedby a time measurement apparatus; and the value of exercise data, whichaccommodate to time data that contact sensors contact with the maximumnumber may be prescribed to contact value.

The contact value at the time of enforcement differs from the scope ofbased on the range defined in the standard judgment value; an alarm maybe given.

An exercise times detection device may equip a back and forth motionnumber detection device or a rocking motion number detection device anda back and forth motion number detection device or a rocking motionnumber detection device.

An exercise speed detection device may equip a back and forth directionmotion speed detection device or a rocking motion speed detection deviceand a back and forth motion number detection device or a rocking motionnumber detection device.

An exercise speed detection device, which is a back and forth directionmotion speed detection device or a rocking motion speed detection deviceand then an exercise speed detection device, which is a back and forthdirection motion speed detection device and a rocking motion speeddetection device is a number-of-times sensor or a distance detectionsensor, and it may use either one of that a distance measuring sensor, arotary encoder, a photoelectric method sensor, the ultrasonic sensor,the magnetometric sensor, the accelerometer or the camera.

When the rotary encoder is used for the number-of-times detection sensoror the distance detection sensor, an exercise speed detection device maybe used by one rotary encoder.

A training board enabling to perform the motivative exercise of legs orlimbs and to rock in the vertical direction, and at least one of arocking motion number detection device, which detects the number ofrocking motion of a training board or a rocking motion speed detectiondevice,

With using a physical function training device, which equips trainingboard for performing the motivative exercise of legs or limbs, when acontrol unit analyzed exercise data in the same direction andsimultaneously by moving the training board with legs or limbs at thetime of enforcement if the analyzed basic analysis value differs fromthe scope, which is based on the range defined in standard judgmentvalue, a drive unit that drives the training board may be equipped,

A training board enabling motivative exercise by moving legs or limbs isequipped and when the basic analysis value, which is analyzed exercisedata at the time of enforcement differs from the scope, which is basedon the range defined in the standard judgment value, a load device thatapplies load to the training board may be equipped.

A training board enabling motivative exercise by moving legs or limbs isset and when the basic analysis value, which is analyzed exercise dataat the time of enforcement differs from the scope, which is based on therange defined in the standard judgment value, a load device, whichapplies load to the training board may be equipped.

A training board enabling motivative exercise by moving legs or limbs isset and when the basic analysis value, which is analyzed exercise dataat the time of enforcement differs from the scope, which is based on therange defined in the standard judgment value, a brake device, whichbrakes the training board may be equipped.

There may be a case to transmit to a cloud directly.

Moreover, artificial intelligence and machine learning (henceforth AI),which analyzes have remarkable progress in recent years.

I am shown in the nonpatent literature 17.

Although an administrator needed to specify 10 times at the minimum, and50 operations at the maximum for the current device and one needed toset to the control unit 20 based on every 10 times by existing devices;a control unit can be set automatically by the effect of AI software.

When the healthy person's exercise speed was measured in the setup for 5minutes or more, it produced the error, but it can be improved.

Advantageous Effects of Invention

About an experiment of the reciprocation movement device in thedirection of order, we opened to the public “Impact Evaluation ofMotivative Exercise Effect to the Body” in the proceedings of the 20thBiophilia Rehabilitation Conference on Oct. 29, 2016, which became abasis of the patent application to apply as a regulation of the 2ndclause of Article 30 of Patent Law.

Furthermore, a paper is shown in the nonpatent literature 15 Mar. 2017issue schedule BIOPHILIA2017-1 was published.

The result in this paper showed that there is significant correlationwas obtained in between the degrees of care arranged and with back andforth direction movement distance and average speed as the maximummovement distance (r=0.702, p<0.01), the minimum movement distance(r=0.608, p<0.05), average movement distance (r=0.745, p<0.01), andaverage speed (r=0.664, p<0.01) in this paper.

Presumption of movement distance and speed of the person requiring carewho had the fixed degree of care authorized is attained by work of AIsoftware equipped in the control unit from this result, functionaltraining in safely can be done at home, etc. alone by an alarm to anexecutive organization about exercise to differ from the scope of it.

Moreover, about the experiment of a rocking movement, the result of theresearch, which was done by the Kaken (A) (21249036) at the Ministry ofEducation, Culture, Sports, Science, and Technology is published in theBIOPHILIA2017-1 that paper issue is scheduled on March, 2017 as shownthe nonpatent literature 16.

In this paper, a significant correlation was obtained between the numberof times of rocking and the arranged degree of care as (r=−0.624,p<0.01).

In this result, the presumption of the number of times of rockingbecomes possible, and an alarm to an executive organization aboutexercise to differ from the scope of it, is enabled by a work of AIsoftware, therefore, the person requiring care who had the authorizedcertain amount of degree of care can be conducted functional trainingalone at home, etc. in safely.

From the situation shown in the task, it has a tremendous social meaningthat using AI software, the data analysis, which was troublesome to theresearcher, and possibility the determination of the optimal amount ofexercise united with the user's physical condition found out.

Using AI software, automatic analysis of troublesome data for aresearcher can be done.

Although setting united with a user's physical condition was difficultdue to difference was large by an individual until now, thedetermination of the optimal amount of exercise is attained.

A user can check a change of his or her amount of exercise easily.

A user's physical condition can be presumed by an amount of exercise ofback and forth direction movement distance, its average speed, or anumber of times of a rocking movement by this invention and it ispossible to grasp a user's physical condition by an amount of exercise.

In addition, although the correlation was not seen about rockingmovement, angular velocity also has a possibility of becoming a standardof judgment, and it expects for future research.

Thereby, the rehabilitation medicine diagnosis and the determination ofan intervention plan by the doctor and the nurse, a physiotherapist,etc. become easy.

The nonpatent literature 9 to 11 are the researches which contrasted theeffect of motivative exercise and passive exercise to a brain. And itshowed clearly that motivative exercise is activating the cerebralfunction as compared with passive exercise.

An exercise number detection device detects the number of times of amovement, and when a number of times of operation which this devicedetected reach the set value defined by the function of AI software, abrake device brakes to a movement of a direction of a training board.

Therefore, exercising beyond the set number of the exercise can beprevented for a patient.

As a result, a patient's excessive exercise can be prevented.

A back and forth movement distance detection device detects a back andforth direction movement distance, and when the distance of operationwhich it detected reaches the set value defined by the function of AIsoftware,

Therefore, exercising beyond the set a back and forth direction movementdistance can be prevented for a patient.

As a result, a patient's excessive exercise can be prevented.

a rocking motion angle detection device detects a rocking motion angle,and when the rocking motion angle which it detected reaches the setvalue defined by the function of AI software, a brake device brakes to arocking motion.

Therefore, exercising beyond the set rocking motion angle can beprevented for a patient.

As a result, a patient's excessive exercise can be prevented.

And in the case that the physical function training device equips a loaddevice which loads a back and forth direction movement of a trainingboard, when it detected reaches the set value defined by the function ofAI software, it can be exercised with a load.

Moreover, in the case that the physical function training device equipsa drive unit which drives a back and forth direction movement of atraining board, when it detected reaches the set value defined by thefunction of AI software, it can exercise mandatorily.

And in the case, a brake device brakes a back and forth directionmovement of the training board when it needs a long time for moving thedirection, if a patient needs a long time for moving it in the directionby being tired and the value reaches the set value defined by thefunction of AI software reaches, it can stop the exercise by braking.

And in the case that the physical function training device equips a loaddevice which loads on rocking in the up-and-down direction of a trainingboard, when it detected reaches the set value defined by the function ofAI software, it can be exercised with a load.

Moreover, in the case that the physical function training device equipsa drive unit which makes a training board rock in the up-and-downdirection of a training board, when it detected reaches the set valuedefined by the function of AI software, it can exercise mandatorily.

And in the case, a brake device brakes a rocking of the up-and-downdirection of the training board when it needs a long time for moving thedirection, if a patient needs a long time for moving it in the directionby being tired and the value reaches the set value defined by thefunction of AI software reaches, it can stop the exercise by braking.

As a result, I can prevent a patient's excessive movement.

By the function of AI software, due to specifying an optimal amount ofindividual exercise, which defines by long term data collection, analarm for amount of exercise can be transmitted to a management center.

The management center where received the alarm can order visitdirections to administrators, such as a doctor and a nurse, and aphysiotherapist, a user's health care administration can berationalized.

Although this patent explains the degree of care from correlation withthe degree of care, management by evaluation of BBS (Berg BalanceScale), the gait evaluation and FIM (Functional Independence Measure),etc. becomes possible.

Namely, contrasting evaluation can be performed with an evaluation ofBBS, the gait evaluation, and FIM.

Automatic analysis by AI software which occupies the core of this patentenable contrast of cerebral function revitalization and motivativeexercise, restructuring of rehabilitation medicine is attained.

Activity by this patent use, which is performed by the non-profitorganization social engineering study group of advanced age activecitizen and English name International Biophilia Rehabilitation Academymay be able to build a new academic domain.

Furthermore, in this specification, a front and back direction and alsoa right and left direction of a physical function training device is setup in the same direction as front and back and also a right and leftdirection of the patient who uses a physical function training device.

Although four sensors were arranged in the evaluation of contact data;we could acquire only one full-contact value in four points.

Even user, who cannot contact upper or lower limbs ground level bycontracture at the time of using a measurement of an optimal distance oran angle, may be attained, and by adding on contact sensors, and byconducting contrastive analysis to a specification of the most pointinstalling and exercise data, automation of much more accurate analysismay expect in the future.

It is possible to make the functional re-acquirement effect and thecerebral function activation effect maximize utmost, that is shown innonpatent literature.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a physical function training device ofExample 1.

FIG. 2 is a front view of FIG. 1 .

FIG. 3 is a rear view of FIG. 1 .

FIG. 4 is an A-A cross-section view of FIG. 2 .

FIG. 5 is a side view while using, which sets and fixes the two legs.

FIG. 6 is a side view showing the state of performing Plantar Flexionexercise.

FIG. 7 is a flowchart in case, which the connection between a wheel anda motor are cut.

FIG. 8 is a perspective view of a training board of the 2nd embodiment.

FIG. 9 is a perspective view of a training board move stand of the 2ndembodiment.

FIG. 10 is a perspective view of the 2nd embodiment.

FIG. 11 is a side view of the 2nd embodiment.

FIG. 12 is a perspective view of the 2nd embodiment in a usage state.

FIG. 13 is a side view of a physical function training device of the 3rdembodiment.

FIG. 14 is a perspective view of FIG. 13 .

FIG. 15 is a side view while in use, which sets and fixes the two legs.

FIG. 16 is a side view of the modification of the 3rd embodiment, (a) isa view of the first modification, (b) is a view of the secondmodification.

FIG. 17 is the front view of a physical function training device ofExample 4.

FIG. 18 is a side view of a physical function training device of Example4.

FIG. 19 is a plain view of a physical function training device ofExample 4.

FIG. 20 is a plain view of the usage state of the back and forthdirection movement of Example 4.

FIG. 21 is an explanation drawing of Example 4, (a) is a drawing of themaximum upper limit at the time of rocking in the vertical direction,(b) is a drawing of the bottom minimum limit at the time of rocking inthe vertical direction and (c) is a drawing at the time of areciprocating motion in the direction of order.

FIG. 22 is a conceptual diagram of the composition and the function ofthis invention.

FIG. 23 is a control circuit diagram of Example 1.

FIG. 24 is a flowchart in case, which focuses on a radio communicationssystem

FIG. 25 is a flowchart in case, which focuses on the processing of an AIsoftware.

FIG. 26 is a flowchart in case, which AI software search standardjudgment value.

FIG. 27 is a flowchart in case, which focuses on the processing of aback and forth direction movement exercise data.

FIG. 28 is a flowchart in case, which focuses on the processing ofrocking exercise data.

FIG. 29 is a reference diagram showing the present device for researchbased on Example 4.

FIG. 30 is a reference diagram showing the use situation of the upperlimbs about the operation of the direction of order.

FIG. 31 is a reference diagram showing the use situation of the upperlimbs about the operation of a rocking direction.

DESCRIPTION OF EMBODIMENTS Example 1

I explain Example 1 of a physical function training device in thisinvention by using FIG. 1 to FIG. 8 .

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a physical training device of Example 1.

FIG. 2 is a front view of FIG. 1 .

FIG. 3 is a rear view of FIG. 1 .

FIG. 4 is an A-A cross-section view of FIG. 2 .

FIG. 5 is a side view while using, which sets and fixes the two legs.

FIG. 6 is a side view showing the state of performing Plantar Flexionexercise.

FIG. 7 is a flowchart in case, which the connection between a wheel anda motor are cut.

Furthermore, the drawing of a rear-wheel support part s of a right andleft part is omitted in FIG. 2 .

Also, the drawing of the front wheel support parts is omitted in FIG. 3.

Since a control circuit diagram is a common concept, I mention it later.

A leg shows “a leg or a hand,” and both legs mean “both hands or bothlegs” among an explanatory note following.

Namely and henceforth, what shows the leg is “a leg or a hand” and bothlegs are “both hands or both legs” in notation or a Figure.

Also, leg joint “RO” shows Ankle or wrist.

Moreover, knee joint “I” shows a knee or elbow.

A training board (1) is formed with wood in midair with a planeabbreviation rectangular (when necessary, another material can be usedin place of wood, such as plastic).

The training board (1) has an area of sufficient width that can put bothfeet (51 a, 51 b) (for example, the size of the side from approx 26 cmto approx 32 cm, length).

Both these legs show both hands when using it with both hands.

Therefore, a disabled person can set both feet (51 a) and (51 b); a foot(51 a) with disability, which has hemiparesis of lower extremities of anerve, decline of the lower limbs extremities muscular strength thatoriginates from a plasmotomy of Achilles' tendon K of any of the lowerextremities, a disability of a range of motion, etc. of an ankle (ankleor wrist) (ro), and also a knee (knee or elbow) (i) of any bone fractureetc. and a foot (51 b) of the other healthy foot without any disabilityin the condition of sitting on a chair.

In the case of both hands, a user sits on a chair and moves device withboth hands placing a device on a desk.

A conceptual diagram is shown in FIG. 30 and FIG. 31 .

A disabled person can set both feet (51 a) and (51 b) in the conditionof sitting on a chair; a foot (51 a) with disability, which has adecreased upper arm muscle strength due to upper arm nerve palsy andtear of upper arm muscles, a disability of a range of motion, etc. of anankle (ankle or wrist) (ro), and also a knee (knee or elbow) (i) of anybone fracture etc. and a foot (51 b) of the other healthy foot withoutany disability.

A slip stopper (1 a) assembles in the upper surface of a training board(1) if needed.

The slip stopper (1 a) is formed by pasting up the rubber sheet, forexample, when a training board (1) is formed by plastic, etc., it can beformed in the upper surface of a training board (1) at one.

Although a training board (1) is a hollow structure, any form may beused if an information transmission route (14) can be assembled that iscomposed of electric wire, etc. a control unit (20), communication tool(501) and USB port (20 c) as a power supply information connectionterminal, within the hollow space.

A heel support part (4), which is formed by belt-like straps, such asplastic, skin and cloth, for example, is almost shaped like a letter Cshown in a plain view and then is fixed a training board (1) with tackwear, nail wear, screw, etc. impedes a movement to the rear of the heel(heel or wrist) of two feet (51 a, 51 b) if the two feet (51 a, 51 b)keep on the surface of a training board (1).

Furthermore, in the case that the heel (heel or wrist) support part (4)is formed from plastic, it may form a unit to a training board (1).

And also, a setting band (3) that the edge department of the right andleft adhered to a training board (1) is set up both with the intervalfrom this heel (heel or wrist) support part (4) to the front and in theomission central position of the long hand direction of a training board(1).

A setting band (3) is adhered to under the surface of a training board(1) as for the center, both end parts which pass the plane Japaneseletter (KO) character form conducive brackets (2 a,2 b) respectivelythat assemble in each right and left aspect of a training board (1) ofeach and are keeping upward of a training board (1).

And both right and left end parts (3 a, 3 b) of band setting band (3)are overlapped mutually and are engaged by a proper engaging means suchas a velvet fastener, snapshot, hook, etc. easily.

However, the setting band (3) is composed of one setting band, it isavailable to compose of two setting bands, the end parts of which arefixed in a training board (1).

The setting band (3), which covers insteps of both feet (51 a, 51 b)from an upper side is impeding the movement of both feet (51 a, 51 b)from the upper and front side.

Securing tools (3,4) that hold both feet (51 a, 51 b) in a trainingboard (1) are composed by the heel (heel or wrist) support part (4) andthe setting band (3).

The structure, material, etc. of securing tools (3,4) are possible tochange suitably if both feet (both hands or both feet) (51 a, 51 b) canbe kept and set on a training board (1).

Furthermore, at the condition that a patient recovered and strength ofeach foot can be applied to both legs, securing tools (3,4) to both legs(both hands or both feet) may be unnecessary.

The securing tools (heel or wrist) (4) are also wrist support parts.

Rear wheel support parts (5, 6) that freely rotate horizontally around acenter perpendicular axis (8) are attached to each side, right and leftat the lower back part of the training board (1).

And a left side rear wheel (9) is attached and rolls freely on a wheelsupport part (5) on the left side and the distance detection sensor (16)as a movement speed detection device that detects the rolling speed ofthe rear wheel (9) and brake (17) as a brake device that brakes therotation of the left side rear wheel (9) assembly.

A right-side rear wheel (9) is attached and rolls freely on a wheelsupport part (6) on the right side and a number-of-times sensor (18), around-trip movement number sensing device, that detects the number ofround trip movements of the rear wheel (9) and brake (17) a brake devicethat brakes a rotation of the right side rear wheel (9) assembly.

Although, the rear wheels (9) move in a back and forth direction whilerolling and are also capable of moving around while inclining rightand/or left in a back and forth direction due to the rear wheel supportparts (5,6) pivoting right and/or left.

The wheel support parts (5,6) are regulated in range (for example,approx 10 degrees right and left in both directions) and are not able tomove in a side-to-side direction.

Also, a front-wheel support part (7) is attached to the front lower partof the training board (1) and pivots freely around a centerperpendicular axis (8).

The right and left front wheels (11) are attached to a front-wheelsupport part (7) and roll freely with a motor (19) that drives the frontwheels (11) and a brake (17) as a brake device that brakes a rotation ofthe front wheel (11) assembly.

Front wheels (11) move around a back and forth direction while incliningright and left due to the front wheel support part (7) pivoting rightand left as the same the rear wheels (9).

The front-wheel support part (7) is regulated in range (for example,approx 10 degrees right and left in both directions) and are not able tomove in a side-to-side direction.

Thus, this explains the reason for pivoting of the front wheels (11) andrear wheels (9) that were regulated in the condition that a side-to-sidemotion is directed.

This physical function training device needs to restrict the movement ofa side-to-side direction in order to detect an exercise of back andforth direction and to use the data.

However, the forward direction of an exercise tends to deflect, in thesame direction, of a foot (51 a) with a disability because of the powerof another healthy foot (51 b) without any disability is strong due tosetting both a foot (51 a) with a disability and another healthy foot(51 b) without a disability.

In this case, it becomes a corrective exercise instead of a naturalexercise by readjusting to move completely straight, and then thecontinuation of training and exercise might be difficult due to bigloads applied to a foot (51 a) with a disability.

Thereupon as experience, in order to eliminate the difficulty of acontinuation of such training and exercise, this regulates the right andleft pivoting movement angles of the front (11) and rear wheels (9) thatcan move crosswise in line with an angle of about 10 degrees right andleft from center.

Furthermore, when the training leader admits necessity and a correctiveexercise (the body parts that cause abnormality by becoming contractureis corrected by exercise) is necessary, it is possible to use acorrective exercise due to making wheels (11,9) impossible to pivot inthe side-to-side direction and move only as a fixed wheel which movesonly in the back and forth direction of order.

A control unit 20 is composed of a detection device, which receives thedata about operation of upper limbs or legs, an enforcement time controlunit from a detection device of exercise data and a storage unit whichrecords personal identification data, collected exercise data and timedata, which is a time data for collecting exercise data at the time ofenforcement,

And a control unit (20) which consists of a microcomputer etc. isarranged in the physical function training device.

A time measurement apparatus (20 a), communication tool (501), powerunit (7 k) such as battery, and USB port (20 c) for an external powersupply, or an information output terminal are composed in control unit(20) due to all those can be placed any where so that I omit to displayin the Fig.

A control unit (20) is stored by a case (20 d) in this embodiment.

In addition, I don't show a control unit (320) of Example 3 and acontrol unit (429) of Example 4 because they are the same kind ofcontrol unit as a control unit (20), and a case (20 d) can be arrangedanywhere.

A distance detection sensor (16) and a number-of-times sensor (18) areconnected to an input side of a control unit through transmission route(14), and a blake (17), motor (19) and an external output device (91) isconnected to an output side of a control unit through transmission route(14).

A distance detection sensor (16) detects a rotational speed of the rearwheel (9), namely, a movement speed of a training board (1).

Although a direction of movement has been changed alternatingly, the AIsoftware (551) of control unit 20 can compute an average value of anexercise data by reciprocated training board (1) from a distancedetection sensor (16).

Furthermore, in the case that an administrator is a doctor, aphysiotherapist, an occupational therapist, a nurse, etc., he or she candefine the range, etc. of an alarm from the obtained result, thereforethe movement speed of training board (1) can be set optimal in a controlunit (20) by a speed setting switch (7 f).

Moreover, the optimal value of reciprocation of a training board (1) canbe set in a control unit (20) by a reciprocating motion number settingswitch (7 j).

5 cm for 1 second of the minimum as speed to 50 cm for 1 second as speedcan be set to a control unit 20 by a speed setting switch (7 f)depending on the patient's condition

And, a control unit (20) actuates all brakes (17) breaking andsuspending the rear wheels (9) and front wheels (11) in the case thatthe average speed that is calculated with control unit (20) fell belowthe speed that was set up by a speed setting switch (7 f).

And, it is not possible to exercise once again, because the brakes (17)are not disarmed if a release switch (7 i) is not operated.

Number-of-times sensor (18) that detects the number of the reciprocatingmovement of a rear-wheel (9) in other words the number of thereciprocating movements of a training board (1) is output the detectednumber to a control unit (20).

This control unit (20) actuates all the brakes (17) to brake and to stopthe rear wheel (9) and front wheel (11) in the case that detecting valueof a number-of-times sensor (18) reaches a set value of a reciprocatingmotion setting switch (7 j) by comparing the number data of thereciprocating movements from number-of-times sensor (18) to the setvalue.

And, it is not possible to do an exercise once again, because the brake(17) is not disarmed if a release switch (7 i) is not operated.

numbers of times for exercise to do is set that every 10 times is astandard to a control unit (20) by reciprocating motion number settingswitch (7 j).

Furthermore, the arrangement and structure of the parts of a controlunit that make it possible to induce a proper change can arrange adistance detection sensor (16) and a number-of-times sensor (18) withmixed loading to the same unit.

A time measurement apparatus and the data of the sensors of each abovementioned can be processed and measuring speed and angular velocitysimultaneously can be performed.

A power switch (7 b), a coercive speed setting switch (7 f), areciprocating motion number setting switch (7 j), a rocking numbersetting switch (7 h), an addition resistivity control switch (7 e) and arelease switch (7 i) for all the releasing control are assembled in afront-wheel support part (7).

A physical function training device of Example 1 has the function as amotivative exercise device due to assembling a battery storage part (7c) as a battery, a load device of a front wheel (11) and a motor (19) asa drive unit in a front-wheel support part (7).

Namely, we set a number of the reciprocating movements of a trainingboard (1) as the speed in increments of 5 cm by a coercive speed settingswitch (7 f), and also 10 times exercise movement by a coercivereciprocating motion number setting switch (7 j) to the control unit(20).

Then, the control unit (20) drives the motor (19) and makes a trainingboard (1) reciprocate at a set speed and makes a training board (1)suspend by a motor (19) suspending at the number of reciprocatingmovements become set value.

Thus, we can make patients exercise automatically.

Furthermore, a connection has cut the transmission system between amotor (19) and front wheel (11) with a clutch. and a load of the motor(19) is not transmitted in the case that motivative exercise is done.

Even the power source of the others such as the engine is good, althougha drive unit is a motor (19).

Although a battery storage part (7 c) is used by a battery, other powersupplies may use, such as a rechargeable battery.

In the case that training is started from the condition withoutresistivity and the necessity to load for training is recognized due tothe improvement of a patient function is seen, the set up of increments1 kg is available with an additional resistivity control switch (7 e) tothe control unit (20), and the control unit (20) loads a resistivitythat as a load etc., which is born from the turn of motor (19) on thebasis of this set value to the front wheel (11).

For example in the case that there are hemiparesis after apoplexy, adecline of muscular strength of the lower extremities is caused by therupture of the Achilles' tendon (K) and/or disabilities in the range ofmotion of ankles (ro) originating in a bone fracture of the lowerextremities, both feet (51 a, 51 b) are set and fixed in a trainingboard (1) by setting together the heels (heels or wrists) (A1) of bothfoot (51 a) and foot (51 b), foot (51 a) with disability and anotherhealthy foot (51 b) without any disability to heel (heel or wrist)support part (4) and attaching foot tip (A2) by setting band (3)strapping both feet (51 a, 51 b), fitted in the sitting position becauseof Example 1 of a physical function training device is composed likethis (Refer to full-line and also dashed line of FIG. 5 ).

A disabled person can set both feet (51 a) and (51 b) in the conditionof sitting on a chair; a foot (51 a) with a disability, which has adecreased upper arm muscle strength due to upper arm nerve palsy andtear of upper arm muscles, a disability of a range of motion, etc. of anankle (Ankle or wrist) (ro), and also a knee (knee or elbow) (i) of anybone fracture etc. and a foot (51 b) of the other healthy foot withoutany disability.

Herewith, the training and also bending and stretching exercises ofknees (i) and flexion and dorsiflexion of ankles (ro) are done fromsolid line and also dashed line of FIG. 2 due to making a training board(1) move in a back and forth direction horizontally with wheels (9,11)rotated by gradually adding power while controlling subjective movementand making lower extremities extend and contract and muscular strengthof lower extremities reinforce, and also expand a range of motion ofknees (i) and ankles (ro) in order that foot (51 b) without anydisability assist foot (51 a) with a disability by not increasing aburden.

In other words, in the case that a training board (1), which makes bothfeet (51 a, 51 b) set and fixe moves forward as drawing of FIG. 6 ,knees (i) opens from almost 90 degrees and extends, quadriceps (L) aslower extremities muscles shrink, the anterior tibial muscle (M)extends, both the gastrocnemial muscle (N) and Achilles' tendon (K)shrink and ankles (ro) flexes to plantar Flexion.

In the case that a training board (1) moves in a back and forthdirection by expansion and contraction of both knees (i) and ankles(ro), so that the burden of both feet (51 a, 51 b) decreases, due to noside vibration but stable transfer since the front and rear, right andleft are supported horizontally by four wheels (9,11) provided on thelower surface, and both feet (51 a, 51 b) tightened with the settingband (3) and heel (heel or wrist) support part (4) as a means to holdare held on a training board (1) and also a slip stopper (1 a) assemblyon a training board (1), both feet (51 a, 51 b) do not slip on atraining board (1) but move with a training board (1).

Thus, this explains the reason for pivoting of the front wheels (9,11)and rear wheels (9) that were regulated in the condition that aside-to-side motion is directed.

A leg or both legs of the above explanation are also the same in thecase of a hand, or both hands and they can be used similarly.

Although an effect of the exercises mentioned are conducive to improvedisabilities, the number of the exercise performed (step 3) will stopautomatically (step 5), and it is conducive to improvement ofdisabilities due to the number of exercises detected withnumber-of-times sensor (18) (step 1 of FIG. 7 ) and also the number ofexercises that should be performed is previously set up to 10 times as aminimum and 50 times as a maximum in order that the disabled persons whohave a desire to recover early as possible and who do exercisesexceeding the equivalent range, which exceed best-suited exercises tothem, will not get the expected improvement or is nonexistent.

Although there is a difference in the speed of movement for everyperson, usually speed decreases due to fatigue from a constant speed atthe time of use.

Thereupon, it is conducive to improve disabilities, in the case that thedetected movement speed of a training board (1) with distance detectionsensor (16) (step 2) and the average speed is detected under settingspeed (step 4) by setting up an increment of 5 cm in the minimum range 5cm a second to the maximum speed of 30 cm a second to the control unit(20) previously, that it stops by the work of a brake system (step 5) byjudging fatigue.

The range of users spread more and more, and a high effect is obtainedbecause when necessity is admitted for training to adding resistivityfor exercise and starting from the condition without resistivity andimprovement has been seen in the function of a patient, addingresistivity in increments of 0.5 kg of load resistivity that are bornefrom the turn of a motor (19) by an addition resistivity control switch(7 e) to an axle (11) is available.

Furthermore utility of it rose remarkably by having the devices madealternate functions as a passive exercise in the case that heavydisabled persons cannot move the device and motionlessness conditions ofthe lower extremities of the healthy side cannot perform the motivativeexercise because it functions as a motivative exercise device and wasgiven due to an exercise performed automatically at the speed of 5 cmincrements with the minimum that was set up with a coercive speed setswitch (7 f) and a control unit that stops by itself within thedesignated number of times that is set up at increments of 10 with acoercive reciprocating motion setting switch (7 j) and a rocking numbersetting switch (7 h) being set up.

Example 2

Next, I explain Example 2 by using FIG. 8 to FIG. 12 .

FIG. 8 is a perspective view of a training board of Example 2.

FIG. 9 is a perspective view of a training board move stand of Example2.

FIG. 10 is a perspective view of Example 2.

FIG. 11 is a side view of Example 2.

Furthermore, I omit the detailed explanation of composition elementsparity to Example 1 by putting the same mark in the explanation ofExample 2.

Example 2 consists of a training board (1) and a training board cart(22) as a measuring instrument and the similar functions to Example 1are realized by combining a training board (1) and a training board cart(22).

Same as Example 1, both a heel (heel or wrist) support part (4) andsetting band (3) assemble a training board (1) of this embodiment.

Several wheels (21) that may move toward the right and left freelyassemble an undersurface of a training board (1).

The physical function training device needs to restrict the movement inthe right-and-left direction in order to detect the movement in a backand forth direction.

However, same as Example 1, the progression of an exercise tends todeflect the foot (hand or foot) (51 a) with a disability because of thestrength of another healthy foot (hand or foot) (51 b) without anydisability is strong due to setting both a foot (hand or foot) (51 a)with disability and another healthy foot (hand or foot) (51 b) withoutany disability.

In this case, it becomes a corrective exercise instead of a naturalexercise by readjusting to move forward completely, and then thecontinuation of training and exercise might be difficult due to bigloads applied to foot (hand or foot) (51 a) with disability.

Thereupon, wheels (21), which roll side-to-side, assemble on a trainingboard (1) in order to eliminate the difficulty of the continuation ofsuch training and exercise.

And, two pieces of the front side-wheel (21) assemble and install in awheel bearing (23 a) on the front side of a training board cart (22),and two pieces of the rear side wheel (21) assemble and install in awheel bearing (23 b) on the front side of a training board cart (22).

The number of wheels (21) selection is available if it is effective tomove right and left.

The embodiment can be used as a corrective exercise when a trainingleader admits, and a corrective exercise is necessarily needed withoutusing wheels (21).

A training board cart (22) consists of a box unit (22 a), a top surfacewhich is opened, wheel bearings (23 a, 23 b), a movable belt (24) withinfinite form to back and forth direction movement, to which wheelbearings (23 a, 23 b) assemble, a derivation roller (25 b) that guidesthe movable belt (24) and is supported to a box unit (22 a) with adriving roller (25 a) that drives the movable belt (24) and is supportedto a box unit (22 a) with available rotation, a distance sensor (26)(Parity to a distance detection sensor (16) of Example 1) as movementspeed detection device, a number-of-times detection sensor (27) (Parityto a number of times detection sensor (18) of Example 1) as a round-tripmovement number sensing device, a movable belt brake roller (28 a), abrake (28) (Parity to a brake (17) of Example 1), a motor (29) (Parityto a motor (19) of Example 1) as a drive unit, a power switch (29 a), anaddition resistivity control switch (29 b) (Parity to an additionresistivity control switch (7 e) of Example 1), a speed setting switch(30 a) (Parity to a speed setting switch (7 f) of Example 1), areciprocating motion number setting switch (31 a) (Parity to areciprocating motion number setting switch (7 j) of Example 1), a speedsetting switch (32 a) (Parity to a speed setting switch (7 f) of Example1), an output device (32 b), a reciprocating motion setting (33 a)(Parity to a reciprocating motion number setting switch (7 j) of Example1), a reciprocating motion output device (33 b), a battery set part(34), a release switch (34 a) (Parity to a release switch (7 i) ofExample 1) for all of control releasing, external power terminal (34 b),an information transmission route (35) (Parity to an informationtransmission route (14) of Example 1) and control unit (20).

Furthermore, every part of Example 2 effects the similar process ofparity parts of Example 1 and details of the process are omitted.

Although a box unit (22 a) is made of plastic, however, wood or metalare substitutes, in which the part such as rollers (25) assemble inside,and any material of sufficient strength that is possible to protect theinside on the occasion of movement, and which is free without coveringthe upper part that is similar to a rectangle, is formed approximatelyto the height of 30 centimeters, 60 centimeters to the right and left, 1meter long, and accommodated with a measuring instrument inside.

A movable belt (24) is composed of twelve movable belt derivationrollers (25 b) and a movable belt driving roller (25 b) to roll freely,makes a training board (1), which assembles to move in a back and forthdirection horizontally on wheel bearings (23 a, 23 b) that wereestablished to a movable belt (24) move in a back and forth directionand foot (hand or foot) (51 b) without any disability reinforce a foot(hand or foot) (51 a) with a disability by making lower extremities bendand stretch like Example 1, trains and also exercises knee (knee orelbow) (i) extension and ankle (ankle or wrist) (ro) flexion anddorsiflexion by expanding a range of motion of knees (i) and ankles(ro).

A movable belt (24), which has durability, is formed with a materialthat moves freely by movable belt derivation roller (25 b) and a movablebelt driving roller (25 a) by rolling.

Also, a brake roller (28 a) contacts a movable belt (24) and is made tostop for braking, although, ordinarily, it is not contacting a movablebelt (24).

A drive unit may be connected with a metallic chain structure, althougha movable belt (24) is a synthetic fiber, which is weaved of metal.

Also, a movable belt (24) is good or any material that is transmitted ortransmits rolling to a movable belt derivation roller (25 b) and amovable belt driving roller (25 a) by friction such as leather or fiber.

Twelve derivation rollers (25 b) are assembled and rotate following aback and forth direction movement, which is moved by a training board(1), of a movable belt (24).

A distance sensor (26) assembles into one of the derivation rollers (25b) and a number-of-times detection sensor (27) assembles into anotherone of the derivation rollers (25 b).

Furthermore, a brake (28) assembles into a movable belt brake roller (28a), and a brake is composed with a movable belt brake roller (28 a) andbrake (28).

In this embodiment, either distance sensor (26), a number-of-timesdetection sensor (27) and brake (28) are assembled and divided intothree rollers, but a distance sensor (26), a number-of-times detectionsensor (27) and a brake (28) are possible to assemble in one roller.

A movable belt driving roller (25 a) is connected to a motor (29), andthe movable belt driving roller (25 a) rolls by the operation of themotor (29), and a movable belt (24) and a training board (1) move in aback and forth direction along with the rolling of the movable beltdriving roller (25 a) and the assistive-passive exercise and a resistiveexercise have been realized as in Example 1

A distance sensor (26), which is parity to a distance detection sensor(16) of Example 1, detects the movement speed of a training board (1) bydetecting a derivation roller (25).

A speed output device (32 b) is a socket that outputs a detecting valueof distance detection sensor (16) to the outside.

Any kind of terminal, which can output the detection value to theoutside may be sufficient, although the structure of the USB port ismade in Example 2.

A number-of-times detection sensor (27) detects a number ofreciprocating movements of a training board (1) by detecting one pieceof movement of derivation roller (25 b).

A reciprocating motion output device (33 b) is a socket that outputsdetecting value by a number-of-times detection sensor (27) to theoutside.

Any kind of terminal, which can output the detection value to theoutside may be sufficient, although the structure of the USB port ismade in Example 2.

A brake (28) for putting a movable belt (24) brake on and for making itstop is released by the signal from a release switch (34 a).

Therefore, the brake (28) is not canceled, unless release switch (34 a)is operated and the patient is not able to exercise once again.

A distance (speed) sensor (26) and also number-of-times detection sensor(27) are connected to the input side of a control unit (20) through aninformation transmission route (35) and a brake (28), a motor (29) andexternal output device (32 b, 33 b) is connected to the output sidethrough an information transmission route (35).

Also, an addition resistivity control switch (29 b), a coercive movementspeed setting switch (30 a), a coercive reciprocating motion settingswitch (31 a), a speed setting switch (32 a), a reciprocating motionsetting (33 a) and also a release switch (34 a) are connected to acontrol unit (20).

And, the similar operation is performed, although it is differentbetween the point that the movement of a training board (1) is carriedout with a movable belt (24), while it is carried out with wheels (9,11)in Example 1.

It is not only a training device for effective motivative exercise,assistive-passive exercise and a resistive exercise available as Example1, but also the structure to output value for available research,because it is able to detect an exact value about the movement around areciprocating movement in a back and forth direction by using a movablebelt (24) due to the obliqueness line being restricted in connectionwith detection value regarding reciprocating movement.

As mentioned above, a physical function training device assemblies witha training board (1), wheels (21) that are composed in the lower surfaceand move and roll toward the right and left, wheel bearings (23 a, 23 b)that accept the wheels (21) in the condition of its movement isavailable toward the right and left and can make a reciprocatingmovement in a back and forth direction, a distance (speed) sensor (26)that detects the movement speed of the wheel bearings (23 a, 23 b) andbrake devices that brake on the movement in the back and forth directionof wheel bearings (23 a, 23 b) when the mean value of the movement speedof direction, which distance (speed) sensor (26) detected or became avalue of movement smaller than a maximum speed inside a regular intervalset.

Therefore, the excessive exercise of a patient can be prevented, in casea patient gets tired due to setting a movement in the back and forthdirection of a training board (1) to brake.

And also it can prevent giving the influence of movement in the rightand left direction of a training board (1) so that a distance (speed)sensor (26) is detecting the movement in a back and forth direction ofwheel bearings (23 a, 23 b).

As a result, distance sensor (speed) (26) can precisely detect themovement speed in a back and forth direction of wheel bearings (23 a, 23b) or a training board (1).

Example 3

Next, I explain Example 3 of a physical function training device byusing FIG. 13 and FIG. 16 .

FIG. 13 is a side view of a physical function training device of Example3.

FIG. 14 is a perspective view of FIG. 13 .

FIG. 15 is a side view while in use, which sets and fixes the two legs.

FIG. 16 is a side view of the modification of Example 3, (a) is a viewof the first modification, (b) is a view of the 2nd modification.

A training board (301) is formed of plastic (or can necessarily be madeof wood, etc.) and space inside with a plane similar to a rectangle.

The training board (301) has an area of sufficient width that can setboth feet shown as FIG. 15 (for example, the size of the side about 20cm and about 25 cm, length, the size of the side about 20 cm and about35 cm, width).

Therefore, a disabled person can set both feet (feet or hands) such as afoot (foot or hand) with disability, which has hemiparesis of lowerextremities of a nerve, decline of the lower limbs extremities muscularstrength that originates from a plasmotomy of Achilles' tendon of any ofthe lower extremities, a disability of a range of motion, etc. of anankle and any bone fracture etc. and another healthy foot (foot or hand)without any disability in the condition of sitting on a chair.

A heel (heel or wrist) support part (304) is composed of a trainingboard (301) as a unit.

It impedes a movement to the rear of the heel (heel or wrist) of the twofeet shown in FIG. 15 .

Furthermore, in the case that a training board (301) is formed of wood,etc., a heel (heel or wrist) support part (304) can be composed ofseparated parts.

And also, a setting band (302) that the edge part of the right and leftadhered to a training board (301) is set up both with the interval fromthis heel (heel or wrist) support part (304) to the front andapproximately the central position in the long hand direction of atraining board (301).

A setting band (302) sets through the undersurface of a training board(301), both end parts of which pass conducive brackets (303), which is aplane Japanese letter (KO) character form, respectively, and whichassemble in each right and left aspect of a training board (301) and arekept upward of a training board (301).

And both right and left end parts (302 a) of setting band (302) areoverlapped mutually and are engaged by proper engaging means such as avelvet-fastener, snapshot, hook, etc.

Also, the setting band (302) is composed of one setting band, it can becomposed of two setting bands, end parts of which are fixed in atraining board (301).

The setting band (302) is impeding the movement to both feet from theupper and front side shown in FIG. 15 .

This securing tools to hold both feet in a training board (301) as shownFIG. 15 are composed by the heel (heel or wrist) support part (204) andthe setting band (302).

The structure and material etc. of securing tools (302,304) are possibleto change suitably if both feet can be kept and set on a training board(301) as shown in FIG. 15 .

At the condition that a patient recovered and power of each can be putinto both legs, the securing tools to both legs may be unnecessary.

A load device (305) is composed of the lower part of a training board(301).

A load device (305) is a material of a spring that can be replaced inExample 3.

Spring material as the elastic body of a load device (305) in Example 3is a load device, which adapts to a motivative exercise and gives theload repelled by total power (for example, about 20 kg) of weight of thefoot (for example, about 15 kg) and power of applying a load in front ofthe foot (for example, about 4 kg).

The load, for which about 20 kg is exceeded, in the case ofnon-motivative exercise but a resistive exercise and also muscularstrength exercise especially is sufficient according to a patient'ssituation.

Though a load device of FIG. 13 or FIG. 15 is a compression spring, aload device of FIG. 16 (a) is a tensile spring (305 a) and a load deviceof FIG. 16 b is a flexible band (305 b) such as an elastic cord, whichpulls up a training board (301).

The load device (305) is fixed in three places at a setting concaveportion (301 a), which is composed almost in the center of anundersurface of a training board (301), by mounting screws (306).

The other side is fixed in three places at a setting concave portion(314) that is composed in the upper part of a mounting convex protrusion(315) of a physical function training device cover (310) by mountingscrews (306).

A gradient angle defined supporting device (307) is a cord.

An angle, which is the horizon, of a training board (301) has a rangefrom 0 degrees of the minimum angle to 37 or 38 degrees of the maximumangle to the desired angle of a motivative exercise by the gradientangle defined supporting device (307).

And, a training board (301) becomes possible to move in this range.

The upper part of a gradient angle defined supporting device (307) isglued on a training board (301).

The lower part of a gradient angle defined supporting device (307) isfixed at the upper part of a mounting convex protrusion (315) of aphysical function training device cover (310) by mounting screws (308)and it becomes easy to fix a load device (305) by mounting screws (306).

A training board (301) is held with both a brake storage bearing (311)and a bearing part (316) of a physical function training device cover(310) to a training board turn part (309), which is fixed to outside ofa training board (301) as a unit with the center freely pivoting.

A training board turn part (309) perforates a brake storage bearing(311) and an accelerometer (312) is assembled at the end of a trainingboard turn part (309).

As well, a physical function training device assembles to control unit(320), which is composed of a microcomputer, etc, an accelerometer (312)is composed on the input end of the control unit (320) through aninformation transmission route (313) and in the other hand a brake(321), a motor (322) as a drive unit, a display unit (327), an antenna(332) and an external output device (326) are composed on the output endof it through the information transmission route.

In addition, although an antenna (332) and an external output device(326) do not necessarily need to be included, the detection value, etc.of an accelerometer (312) can be output outside by this antenna (332)and an external output device (326).

An accelerometer (312) detects the acceleration at the time when atraining board (301) is trodden downward.

The detected acceleration is transmitted to the control unit (320),which consists of a microcomputer, through the information transmissionroute (313).

In a control unit (320), whenever the signal of acceleration is inputfrom an accelerometer (312), it has counted, and the number of times ofrocking of a training board (301) is generated.

And a control unit (320) memorizes the acceleration, which is input froman accelerometer (312) and the number of times of rocking of a trainingboard (301) as data in a storage unit, and outputs it suitably ifneeded.

In addition, a control unit (320), which consists of microcomputers hasthe same function as a control unit (20) of the case of Example 1.

A control unit may be arranged anywhere.

Moreover, control unit (320) has the acceleration control function, inthe case that the acceleration, which is detected with an accelerometer(312), exceeds the acceleration of a regular standard value that is thesetting value set up beforehand (for example, the maximum accelerationfor every fixed time) or a switch (331) that was the settingacceleration value set up beforehand outputs an alarm signal and makesan alarm device drive.

For example, it can sound a buzzer or flash an indicator display unit(327) and/or transmit data from an antenna (332).

With this alarm, a caregiver can change the strength of the load device(305) into an optimum setting.

Furthermore, as mentioned above, control unit (320) is counting thenumber of times of rocking of a training board (301), and outputs a stopsignal to brake (321) when this number of times of rocking of a fixedstandard (for example, about 300 times) or the number, which was set upwith a setting switch (329), is exceeded.

If a stop signal is received, brake (321) brakes a training board turnpart (309) and will stop rocking.

In the case of Example 3, switch (321 a) is operated manually, and thisbrake (321) is canceled.

Because it is used with changing a switch, it is a consideration thatpatients do not exercise excessively, continually and easily.

An exercise is impossible again, without releasing a brake.

Although a display unit (327) in Example 3 is a digital display screen,as long as it can display of the number of times of rocking, display ofacceleration, warning, etc., any kind of display unit may be used.

Moreover, any kind of forms is sufficient although an external outputdevice (326) in Example 3 is 10 base T.

Although an antenna (332) outputs the acceleration and the number oftimes, which were inputted and also can set an acceleration, a number oftimes of rocking, etc. to a control unit (320) with a remote controlwhen applying a brake (321).

A battery storage part (323) shows a storage part of a battery.

Moreover, an input part (324) of external electric power is also formed.

And when a battery is used as a charging method, it is possible tocharge from an input part (324) of external electric power supply.

Moreover, it is also possible to make a training board (301) rockcompulsorily by a motor (322).

For example in the case that there are hemiparesis after apoplexy, adecline of muscular strength of the lower extremities is caused by therupture of the Achilles' tendon and/or disabilities of the range ofmotion in ankle originating in a bone fracture of the lower extremities,both feet are set and fixed in a training board (301) by settingtogether heels (heels or wrists) of both feet one with a disability andanother healthy foot without any disability to heel (heel or wrist)support part (304) and attaching foot tip by setting band (302)strapping both feet, fixed in the sitting position because of Example 3of physical function training device assembled as stated (Refer to FIG.15 ).

Thus, it is able to set and put on both feet with the upper surface of atraining board (301) corresponding to the size of a disabled person'sfeet easily, because it is good that heels (heels or wrists) are set andput on to heel (heel or wrist) support part (304), setting band (302)sets and attaches foot tip in order to set and fix both feet with atraining board (301).

Herewith, the training is done with rocking a training board (301) inthe direction as shown with the arrow of FIG. 15 by gradually addingpower while controlling subjective movement for making lower extremitiesexpansion and contraction, muscular strength of lower extremities(ankles or wrists) reinforces and flexion and dorsiflexion of lowerextremities (ankles or wrists) by expanding a range of motion of thosedue to healthy foot (hand or foot) assisting the foot with a disabilityby not increasing a burden.

Example 3 shown in FIG. 16 (a) shows that it is possible not to loadfrom a lower part like the spring material of the load device (305), butto load away from the upper part by pulling up.

A frame (317) is a frame body that is able to include a physicalfunction training device and a heel (heel or wrist) setting part is anopening space and is needed in order to use freely.

Moreover, it is good that security materials (319), which are crossed toboth side covers of the frame (317), are sufficient to have the strengthto assemble a load device (305 a), for example, about 60 kg in order.

Example 3 shown in FIG. 16 (b) is used to install a pillar near heels(heels or wrists) and it is possible for a load device (305 b) to beassembled.

Either one or two pillars (318) are sufficient as long as it has theintensity, which does not break, for example, when it pulls by almost 60kg in order that it assembles a load device (305 b).

In Example 3, a load device (305), which is a spring, can be any kind ofmaterial, which can apply a load such as oil pressure, air pressure andelastic pressure and also has rebounding power.

The effect of such an exercise is connected to the improvement ofdisabilities.

However, disabled persons, who desire to recover as soon as possibleeven one day earlier, exercise many times and then may exceed the rangeof proper quantity and may exercise.

Therefore, the improvement that is expected may not be sometimesobtained.

So that there is no such case, a number that should be exercised to aproper value is regulated by operating a brake (321) with a control unit(320).

The number of times of exercise can be set in advance by operating asetting switch (329).

And, a control unit (320) causes a brake (321) to be operated, when itbecomes the setting number (300 times as an example) and suspendsrocking of a training board (301).

Example 4

I explain Example 4 of a physical function training device in thisinvention by using FIG. 17 or FIG. 21 .

FIG. 17 is the front view of a physical function training device ofExample 4.

FIG. 18 is a side view of a physical function training device of Example4.

FIG. 19 is a plain view of a physical function training device ofExample 4.

FIG. 20 is a plain view in the usage state of the reciprocatingmovement, front and back, of Example 4. Furthermore, the contact sensorhas been omitted in FIG. 20 .

FIG. 21 is an explanation drawing of the 4th embodiment, (a) is a Figureof the upper maximum limit at the time of rocking in the verticaldirection, (b) is a Figure of the bottom minimum limit at the time ofrocking in the vertical direction and (c) is a Figure at the time of areciprocating motion in the direction of order.

A training board (401) is formed of wood with a plane similar to arectangle (or by any necessity, such as plastic).

A training board (401) is similar to a training board of Example 1 orExample 3.

It has an area of sufficient width that both feet can be set upon (forexample, the size of the side about 20 cm and about 25 cm, length, thesize of the side about 20 cm and about 35 cm, width).

Therefore, a disabled person can set both of a foot with disability,which has hemiparesis of lower extremities of a nerve, decline of thelower limbs extremities muscular strength that originates from aplasmotomy of Achilles' tendon of any of lower extremities, a disabilityof a range of motion, etc. of an ankle, and also a knee of any bonefracture, etc. and a foot of the other healthy foot without anydisability in the condition of sitting on a chair.

In the case of both hands, a user sits on a chair and moves device withboth hands placing a device on a desk.

A disabled person can set both feet in the condition of sitting on achair; a foot with disability, which has a decreased upper arm musclestrength due to upper arm nerve palsy and tear of upper arm muscles, adisability of a range of motion, etc. of an ankle (ankle or wrist) (ro),and also a knee (knee or elbow) (i) of any bone fracture etc. and a footof the other healthy foot without any disability.

A heel support part (403), which is formed by belt-like things, such asplastic, skin, and cloth, is similar to the heel support parts ofExample 1 to Example 3.

It is almost shaped like a letter C shown in a plain view and then isfixed with tack wear, nail wear, screws etc. to an upper part of a rearsurface of a training board (401) and impedes a movement to the rear ofboth heels, in the case that both feet are kept on the surface of atraining board (401).

Furthermore, in the case that heel support part (403) is formed fromplastic, it may form a unit to a training board (401).

And also, a setting band (402) that the edge part of the right and leftadhered to a training board (401) is set up both with the interval fromthis heel (heel or wrist) support part (403) to the front and almost tothe central position of the long hand direction of a training board(401).

A setting band (402) sets through an undersurface of a training board(401), both end parts which pass conducive brackets (402 a), which is aplane Japanese letter (KO) character form, respectively, and whichassemble in a right and left aspect of a training board (401) of eachand are keeping upward of a training board (401).

And both right and left end parts of band setting band (402) areoverlapped mutually and are engaged by a proper engaging means such as avelvet fastener, snapshot, hook, etc. easily.

However, the setting band (402) is composed of one setting band, it isavailable to be assembled of two setting bands, end parts of which arefixed in a training board (401).

The setting band (402), which covers insteps of both feet (hands orfeet) from an upper side, is impeding the movement to both feet from theupper and front side.

Securing tools (402. 403) that hold both feet (feet or hands) in atraining board (401) are composed of the heel (heel or wrist) supportpart (403) and the setting band (402).

The structure, material, etc. of securing tools (402. 403) are possibleto change suitably if both feet (feet or hands) can be kept and set on atraining board (401).

As well, at the condition that a patient recovered and each power can beput into both feet (feet or hands), the securing tools to both legs maybe unnecessary.

A training board support part (406 a) is composed to each of right andleft side to the front lower part of a training board (401) by trainingboard support security screws (405).

A hole (406 h) of a cross-sectional similar round shape perforates andis formed to the lower end part of a training board support part (406a).

Rotation is available with a rear support axis (457), which is arrangedin the direction of order horizontally to the hole (406 h) and isinserted.

Therefore a training board support part (406 a) can rock to a rearsupport axis (457), and on the other hand, a rear support axis (457) canrotate to a training board support part (406 a).

Also, a load device (406 b), which consists of a haul spring, etc.,assembles a lower end part of a training board support part (406 a) andthe load device (406 b) forces in the direction where the front of atraining board support part (406 a) pops up.

And a rear support axis (457) assembles in the long holes, whichassemble both axes supporting structures (452 a, 452 b) of right andleft, as a slide part, with rotation and sliding possible.

And a rear support axis (457) is held by screwing a hold axis clasp (455b) on one edge to stop it from coming out with an accelerometer (450) atthe other edge.

Long holes of axis supporting structures (452 a, 452 b) are assembledparallel to the base of a physical function training device.

Hereafter a rear support axis (457) can rotate and slide in a back andforth direction and also becomes a pivot axis in the case that bothtraining board (401) and a training board support part (406 a) rock.

Patient sets feet on a training board (401), presses it downward withforced resistance of a load device (406 b), decreases a downward powerto the training board (401) and moves a training board (401) up withforces from load device (406 b).

Then, the patient presses it downward with forced resistance of a loaddevice (406 b).

Thus, rocking in the vertical direction is repeated.

Also, a rear support axis (457) moves in a reciprocating motion in aback and forth direction from the position of the foreside as shown inFIG. 19 to the rear position as shown in FIG. 20 when a training board(401) rocks in a vertical direction.

An accelerometer (450) detects an acceleration of a reciprocatingmovement in a back and forth direction of a rear support axis (457)about one direction (forward direction or backward direction).

The detected acceleration is transmitted to a control unit (429), whichconsists of a microcomputer, through an information transmission route(412).

A control unit (429) counts and generates numbers of reciprocatingmotion of a training board (401), whenever the signal of acceleration isinputted from an accelerometer (450).

And a control unit (429) memorizes an acceleration input from anaccelerometer (450) and the number of reciprocating motion of a trainingboard (401) in a storage unit as data and outputs it suitably if needed.

And it does not use the acceleration but can also use speed and thenumber of new speed occurrences by detecting one-directional speed.

Also, an axis hold part (404), which engages a clutch freely to aforeside support axis (456) assembles at the front of a training boardsupport part (406 a) to a front lower part of a training board (401).

A foreside axis hold part (404) is a structure, which can keep aforeside support axis (456) rotating freely; structure bears a load of atraining board (401) having and can secure a training board (401)horizontally.

In Example 4 a structure can also secure a foreside axis hold part (404)with a pin, wire, etc. after a foreside support axis (456) fits in, butalso any kind of structure is good that can bear a load and can securehorizontally.

Each of four sheets of contact sensors (407 a, 407 b, 407 c, 407 d)assembles vertically and horizontally to the upper surface of a trainingboard (401), and these contact sensors (407 a, 407 b, 407 c, 407 d)detect when anything contacts it and outputs a detection signal.

Although a training board (401) assembles upward with the angle of about40 degrees and upward. 37.5 degrees in Example 4, healthy feet, whichare set, contact sensors simultaneously.

However, feet with contracture cannot contact simultaneously.

With a contact of the foot tip and heel of the foot with contracture isdetected, changes in the angle of a training board (401) as degree ofhorizontality by contact sensor (407 a, 407 b, 407 c, 407 d), data istransmitted through information transmission route (412), such as anelectric wire.

By our research, it was confirmed that the movement of a training board(401) in a back and forth direction and a vertical direction begins anankle plantar Flexion of 37 degrees and makes a knee flexion of 118degrees possible.

Thereby, it can evaluate the angle of the joint of motion of a patientwho has contracture due to motivative exercise by a patient's self or apassive exercise by a caregiver.

The exterior of Example 4 is a unit structure and consists oftransparent plastic.

The front and the rear surface is an open space so that prevention ofexercise may not be carried out.

A front lower part (410 a) is opaquely painted to assemble a switchpart.

A communication-information stability assembly device (411) assembles asan information transmission route (412) and is composed steadily on theright side of an aspect part (410).

A camera (430) and an information transmission route (431) assembled inthe left aspect part.

An antenna (410 b), which inputs and outputs information assembles tothe front upper part, and since this antenna (410 b) has connected bothaspect parts (410) at the upward and foreside mutually it achieves thepurpose to strengthens a structure.

A caster (413) with sled assembles in four corners in the lower part ofthe base, respectively.

An information transmission route (412) is composed of an electric wireand transmits a signal that is detected with an accelerometer (450),which moves in a back and forth direction.

An information transmission route (412) may be composed of a radiosignal that can be transmitted.

A camera (430) formed in the left side is an artificial retina camera,and while it takes a photograph of a large domain simultaneously, it candetect photography data continuously.

This shooting data is input to a control unit (429) through aninformation transmission route (431) and a control unit (429) and canoutput this shooting data as it is or is processed.

While output is made to display units (414,415,416,417 etc.), it canperform an external output from an external information output terminal(427) and an antenna (410 b).

Although a camera (430) is an artificial retina camera in Example 4, anycamera is good that can detect shooting data continuously and shoot thewide range simultaneously as a CCD camera and a video camera, etc.

A control unit may be arranged anywhere.

The contact sensors 407 a, 407 b, 407 c, 407 d detect contactsimultaneously, and this detection signal is input to a control unit(429), then control unit (429) outputs a drive signal in camera (430) ofa left side aspect part.

A camera (430) shoots when it receives a drive signal and outputshooting data to control unit (429).

Since an artificial retina camera is used in Example 4 it can recognizeeasily the outside of the object taking a photograph, it can process andoutput the angle of a training board (401), which took a photograph andthe angle of the joint of a patient's lower extremities as angle data incontrol unit (429).

In the case that these angles, etc. are detected in Example 4, acaregiver moves a training board (401) manually.

A control unit (429) assembles in the front lower part of the exteriorin which it was painted.

In the front lower part of the exterior, in which control unit (429) iscomposed, a number indicator display unit (414), an angle indicatordisplay unit (415), an acceleration indicator display unit (416), anexercise kind display unit (417), a motion times setting switch (418), areset switch (419), an angle investigation switch (420), an angle manualchange switch (421), an acceleration setting switch (422), an exerciseselection switch (423), a manual camera shutter switch (424), apower-supply switch (425), an external information output terminal (427)and an external information input terminal (428) are assembled.

A control unit (429) performs control.

A number indicator display unit (414), an angle indicator display unit(415), an acceleration indicator display unit (416) and an exercise kinddisplay unit (417) or any display is good, such as a data displayrotating drum, if data can be displayed, although they use digitaldisplay equipment.

A control unit (429) uses a microcomputer.

All the devices are tied with an information transmission route.

A foreside support axis (456) assembles in the long holes, whichassemble both axes supporting structures (454 a, 454 b) of the right andleft side, as a slide part that rotates and can slide.

The foreside support axis (456) is held down by screws with hold axisclasps (455 a, 455 b).

Long holes of axis supporting structures (454 a, 454 b) are parallel tothe base of a physical function training device.

Also, a foreside support axis (456) is fixed with a motionlessness helpdevice (455 c) to halt stability in the optional place of a long holeand can halt it.

As shown in FIG. 21(b), a foreside support axis (456) touches andimpedes descent of a training board (401) if a training board (401)drops to a minimum descent so that a training board (401) does nottravel below the lowest end of a training board (401) and rocks in thevertical direction.

A foreside support axis (456) is fixed with a motionlessness help device(455 c) and halts.

As shown in FIG. 21(b), a halted foreside support axis (456) works as ahold axis to halt, which supports the front of a training board (401) atthe position other than hold axis clasps (455 a, 455 b), in other wordsthe position which does not become obstructive to axis hold part (404).

When a training board (401) exercises the back and forth direction oforder, in order to be able to exercise in a movement of a training board(401) with the installation side of lower extremities function trainingdevice nearly parallel, as shown in FIG. 20 and FIG. 21(b), a trainingboard (401), of which the front part is supported with a foresidesupport axis (456) and the rear part is supported with another rearsupport axis (457), slides in the back and forth direction of orderalmost parallel with the foreside support axis (456) and the rearsupport axis (457) rotates.

Thus, a parallel movement exercise can be carried out with a patient'smotivative exercise.

In the case of this reciprocating movement in a back and forthdirection, a hook (442) keeps a connection part material (406 d) free,and a load of a load device (406 b) does not load.

(However, it is possible to add a load by other means, for example, aload device such as spring is attached freely and separately.)

It is possible to assemble a linear-drive motor in axis supportingstructures (454 a, 454 b), to give a magnetic field to a rear supportaxis (457), to drive the linear-drive motor of a rear support axis (457)and also to make a training board (401) drive forward and backward.

Moreover, it is also possible to assemble a motor as a drive unit, whichmakes a training board support part (406 a) rock to a rear support axis(457).

In such a case, a load device (406 b) is omissible.

By carrying out load to a rear support axis (457) with the linear motor,it can apply load to the back and forth direction movement of a trainingboard (401).

In addition, it is also possible to compose a load device, such as aspring, separately in a back and forth direction movement of a trainingboard (401).

It is possible to apply a load of a rock in the vertical direction of atraining board (401), by applying a load of a rock of a training boardsupport part (406 a) with a motor.

It is possible to use it as a training machine for a resistive exercisedue to applying a load to a rear support axis (457) by a self-propelledmechanical movement of a rear support axis (457) or a self-propelledelectrical movement by using a motor, etc., even without a linear motor.

Moreover, in the case of rocking in the vertical direction, it isnecessary for a motivative exercise that a training board (401) needs toattach almost 37 degrees upwards, top direction toward foot tip (Foottip or fingertip) part from the heel part (heel or wrist), therealization can be attempted even when there is not a load device (406b).

Although the load function is given to a rear support axis (457) inExample 4, the load function of the direction of order can also be givenand controlled on a foreside support axis (456).

In the case that a training board (401) moves in the back and forthdirection, although, the height of a rear support axis (457), whichlocates the lower part of a load device and a foreside support axis(456), which is positioned in different heights, locates the upper partto carry out parallel movement.

A training board support part (406 a) may be made of a material such asplastic, etc., that can support loads, although, it is the one unitstructure made from steel in Example 4. Separate structures aresufficient as structure.

Although a load device (406 b) uses a spring of steel if a load can beapplied to maintenance axes (456,457), it does not need to be a spring.

Anything is sufficient if applied as a load such as oil pressure, airpressure, etc., in the case of separate structures.

Nothing else is needed when using the linear motor, etc.

The lower end part of load devices (406 b) of both right and left sidesare connected with a connection part material (406 d) mutually and thisconnection part material (406 d) is attached with an up-down system(443) freely by an electromotive hook (442).

Therefore, the loading power of a load device (406 b) can be certainlyapplied to a training board support part (406 a).

A drive mechanism (440) that drives an up-down system (443) assembles inthe bottom of the exterior of a physical function training device.

A drive mechanism (440) consists of a motor (445) as a drive unit and apower transmission device (446).

A power transmission device (446) consists of a combination gearmechanism.

This power transmission device (446) is for making an up-down system(443) make vertical movements and may use power transmission mechanisms,such as a chain and a belt, and may make an up-down system (443) makevertical movements by oil pressure, air pressure, etc.

At the time of a connection part material (406 d) is assembled to anup-down system (443), a caregiver operates hooks (442) on the right andleft sides manually and holds down both side parts of a connection partmaterial (406 d).

As shown in FIG. 20 , a training board (401) is held freely to move inthe space between axis supporting structures (454 a, 454 b) and axissupporting structures (452 a, 452 b) by a foreside support axis (456), arear support axis (457) and a training board support part (406 a).

As Example 1 and Example 3, when a training board (401) moves in a backand forth direction, in consideration of its small movement right andleft, due to the strength of the foot (hand or foot) of a healthy sidebeing stronger than the strength of the foot (hand or foot) of adisabled side, the movement width of about 10 cm right and left is set.

Therefore, not giving ache is important for a motivative exercise, and acorrective exercise is eased off the fixed direction moving.

However, a resistive exercise and a corrective exercise are alsoimportant, it is possible to do a resistive exercise and a correctiveexercise in the cross and vertical direction due to carrying out a loadto a rear support axis (457) by a manual operation, linear motor, amechanical self-propelled movement or an electrical self-propelledmovement by use of a motor of a rear support axis (457).

Also in Example 4, although the volume of exercises was set up accordingto a patient's condition, the number of times, acceleration or speed isdetected and used by using an accelerometer so that a movement is notpossible when the set volume of exercises is ended.

First of all, it detects with an accelerometer (450), the number oftimes is counted in increments of 1 when acceleration newly occurs, andit sequentially counts the volume of exercises by carrying outsequential calculations of the number of times.

In order to set up the number of times of movement, it sets up with amotion times setting switch (418).

It is a structure that is not able to release if a reset switch (419) isused after completion.

The number of times may be set to about 300 times.

You may increase the number of times for a resistive exercise.

In this case, even tens of thousands of times can be set up.

Furthermore, if the function of a control unit (429) using amicrocomputer, it is also possible to be set up for time usage.

In the case of control by using acceleration, either acceleration orspeed can be used as a measurement value, it is the same as that ofExample 1 in the case of speed.

In the case of using acceleration, the volume of exercises with the finedisplacement is prescribed by making 0 since 10 G grade into themeasurement range.

Also, in this case, it is set up with an acceleration setting switch(422), and the cycle is enabled again with the reset switch (419).

In this embodiment, a drive mechanism (440) and a hook (442) are used inorder to stop an exercise

When vertical movement is chosen with an exercise selection switch(423), the condition where a training board (401) carries out verticalmovement is shown by FIG. 21 (a) and FIG. 21(b).

If the position of a rear support axis (457) moves to FIG. 21 (b) fromFIG. 21 (a), a load device (406 b), the upper-end part of which expandsand contracts by sliding to the long holes of axis supporting structures(452 a, 452 b), applies a load.

A load device (406 b) is prolonged, as shown in FIG. 21 (b); it alwayshas shrinkage pressure and makes a motivative exercise possible by thereturn power of a load device (406 b).

When detection data reaches the fixed number of times or the fixedacceleration and speed which were set up, a connection part material(406 d) is released due to a cancellation command and is set up from acontrol unit (429) in an electromotive hook (442), and then a hook (442)operates.

When a connection part material (406 d) is free the return power of aconnection part material (406 d) disappears, and it becomes thecondition that a training board (401) fell to the lower limit withoutreturning upward.

Moreover, a foreside support axis (456) that is fixed with amotionlessness help device (455 c) becomes obstructive, and a back andforth direction movement cannot be performed.

Namely, it becomes the condition that a brake worked.

Thus, by releasing a connection part material (406 d), a hook (442) hasapplied brakes to rocking and has the function of a brake.

In addition, it is also possible to adopt brake mechanisms other than ahook (442).

When a back and forth direction movement is chosen with an exerciseselection switch (423), the condition where a training board (401)carries out a back and forth direction movement is shown by FIG. 22 (c).

A hook (442) is canceled, and the lower end of a connection partmaterial (406 d) is free.

Therefore, a load device (406 b), which is a shrunk structure, movesback and forth direction for the overall length of the long hole thatwas opened to an axis supporting structure (452 a) with a back and forthdirection exercise.

A back and forth direction movement is requested almost 40 cm in lengthand a long hole, which has been opened to an axis supporting structure(452 a) is able to materialize the movement.

When detection data reaches the fixed number of times or the fixedacceleration and speed, which were set up at this time, the command thatraises an up-down system (443) comes from a control unit (429) to amotor (445) of a drive mechanism (440).

When an up-down system (443) rises by a command, it becomes hard to movein a back and forth direction because an up-down system (443) becomesobstructive for the back and forth direction movement of a load device(406 b).

In other words, brake works.

Thus, an up-down system (443) has the function of a brake.

In addition, it is also possible to adopt brake mechanisms other than anup-down system (443).

Thus, the time of making a training board (401) rock in the verticaldirection, a hook (442) engages a connection part material (406 d) andthe time of making a training board (401) move in the back and forthdirection with reciprocating motion, a hook (442) releases a connectionpart material (406 d).

Moreover, the time of making a training board (401) rock in the verticaldirection and stop the reciprocating movement in the back and forthdirection, an up-down system (443) has gone up and the time of making atraining board (401) move in the back and forth direction withreciprocating motion and an up-down system (443) has descended.

In addition, The control unit (429) is a control unit similar to thecontrol unit (20) of the embodiment 1.

Because the physical function training device according to Example 4 ofthe present invention is configured in this manner, it is effective inorder to do motivative exercise in the sitting position with both feet,one foot with a disability in the case that there is hemiparesis afterapoplexy, a decline of muscular strength of the lower extremities iscaused by the rupture of the Achilles' tendon and/or disabilities of therange of motion in ankle originating in a bone fracture of the disabledlower extremities for example, and another one foot with healthy footwithout any disability.

It is an effective training device that realizes both reciprocations inback and forth direction and vertical rocking motion.

The operation of the control unit of the invention and the operation ofartificial intelligence/machine learning (from now on referred to as AIsoftware) will be described in detail concerning FIG. 28 from FIG. 22 .

FIG. 22 is a conceptual diagram showing composition and a function ofthe present invention.

FIG. 23 is a control circuit diagram of Example 1.

FIG. 24 is a flowchart in case, which focuses on a radio communicationssystem

FIG. 25 is a flowchart in case, which focuses on the processing of an AIsoftware.

FIG. 26 is a flowchart focused on cases, which AI software processesstandard judgment value, accumulated analysis value, and standardjudgment value, respectively.

FIG. 27 is a flowchart in case, which focuses on the processing of aback and forth direction movement exercise data.

FIG. 28 is a flowchart in case, which focuses on the processing of arocking exercise data.

I explain FIG. 22 and FIG. 23 .

The control unit 20 that is composed as a Detection device for datarelated to a motion of upper or lower limbs, which is composed of adistance detection sensor (16) and a number-of-times sensor (18) andstorage unit (521) that is included in the control unit 20.

And control unit 20, which enables analyzing exercise data received by adetection device is composed of Various Arduino, NanpPi, RaspberryPi,microcomputer, etc.

The storage unit (521), which is included the control unit (20) recordspersonal identification data, exercise data collected, collected timedata of the exercise data at the time of enforcement from a timemeasurement apparatus (20 a).

This invention is characterized by collecting data of the currentmotivative exercise device (9), namely the motivative exercise device ofthe U.S. Pat. No. 5,238,917 shown in FIG. 29 and AI software (551),which automatically collects the processed result data shown in Table 3is installed on a mobile phone (501 b) and cloud (552).

The mobile phone 501 b uses the usual SIMM free mobile phone.

Cloud (552) uses google drive.

Cloud (502) is managed by managing PC (503).

Any cloud is suitable for use not only in google drive.

A server in person may place and can also use it as a cloud.

A cloud (502) is attained to use by many users (504) who use from PC ora mobile phone.

Digital conversion and the data-processing software (550) is usuallyused, and it is not mentioned specially.

The result is extracted, and it may be arranged by the other arbitraryPCs, as shown in the table mentioned above 1 and Table 3.

The control unit (20) is equipped with digital conversion and thedata-processing software (550).

A data-processing software (550) converts the exercise data obtainedfrom the detection device for data concerning the exercise of the upperor lower limbs into processable digital data.

It is changed into the data in which enables to process as shown inTable 1 and Table 3.

Detection device for data related to an exercise of upper or lower limbsmay be any other sensor capable of appropriate detection such asdistance measuring sensor, rotary encoder, photoelectric sensor,ultrasonic sensor, magnetic sensor, acceleration sensor, or a camera.

In Example 1 and Example 3, a rotary encoder is used as a detectiondevice for detecting data of exercise.

By analyzing the output of the rotary encoder, the speed, the number oftimes, the rotation, and the distance are measured.

a distance detection sensor (16) and a number-of-times sensor (18) canbe merged with to one sensor for detection device regarding the exercisedata by using the data-processing software (550) when the rotary encoderis used.

In addition, The speed detection sensor detects the distance and obtainsspeed data in combination with time measurement means.

The control unit (20) may be equipped with AI software (551).

In Example 1 to Example 4, the control unit (20) equips AI software(551).

As shown in Table 1 or Table 3, the control unit (20) makes the storageunit (521) memorize personal identification data (510) such as the name,birth date, value (degree of care and FIM (Function IndependenceMeasure), various walking evaluation methods such as BBS-TUG (BergBalance Scale, BBS TUG 10 m walking test), etc. name of the person incharge and a facility or place of use.

This personal identification data (510) may be input using a keyboard ofa connected PC, which is not displayed, and transfers and uses datacreated by the mobile phone (501B) or a cloud (552).

Moreover, when using the AI software in a mobile phone (501B) or a cloud(552), it is possible to use data of a control unit (C2) of the mobilephone (501B) or a storage unit (521) of a control unit (C3) of a cloud(552).

A time measurement means 20 a is included by the control unit (20) ascommon sense.

Moreover, it may also be possible to use the time data on the Internetby using a communication tool.

An external output device (91) is a display unit (327) of Example 3 or adisplay unit (414) of Example 4, and also it can be a ringing device.

Moreover, a display may be composed independently.

A control unit 20 is equipped with a communication tool 501.

The communication tool (501) uses Bluetooth (501A), WiFi (501C), SIGFOX(501D), or Xbee (not shown) etc.

When using WiFi (501C) as the communication tool 501, standards such asIEEE 802.11a to IEEE 802.11ac are used.

The standard may be any standard as long as it is publicly certified.

Also, a standard widely used from now on, such as SigFox (501D) may beused.

The communication tool (501) may be composed of Bluetooth (501A) and amobile phone (501B).

In this embodiment, a communication tool (501) is comprised of aBluetooth (501A) and a mobile phone (501B).

The mobile phone (501B) includes a control unit (C2) and a storage unit(recording unit) (521), and the mobile phone (501B) includes an AIsoftware (551).

In a mobile phone (501B), the change of the exercise data of the usercan be displayed a graphical representation by an action of the dataprocessing software (550) and an AI software (551).

A communication device (501) transmits the data created by the AIsoftware (551) to a control unit (C3) of a cloud (552).

Although an AI software (551) is described as being included in acontrol unit (20) and a control unit (C2) of the mobile phone (501B),the AI software arranged in a cloud may be used by the communicationtool.

registered users (504) can access a cloud (552), and by using theaccumulated data, it is possible to confirm the physical condition andto continue the exercise safely.

A cloud server (552) is a storage unit (recording unit) (521) and ismanaged by a manager who operates a management PC (503).

In the case that an administrator is a doctor, a physiotherapist, anoccupational therapist, or a nurse, etc., a range of an alarm from theobtained result can be defined more accurate remote motion controlbecomes possible.

Namely, using a switch on a control unit input side shown in FIG. 23 ,rehabilitation medicine diagnosis and intervention by a doctor, nurse,or a physical therapist become easy.

Moreover, when a cloud server (552) is a server connected to theInternet, it can be managed and used by the operation of the serveritself.

The OUTPUT 1 (92) displays a back and forth direction motion exercisedata (92 a) and a rocking movement data (92 b), which are digitallyconverted an exercise data such as a display unit (327) of Example 3,display units (414, 415, 416, 417) of Example 4 and an external outputdevice (91) to the exercise display screen illustrated in the FIG. 28 .

OUTPUT 3 (94) is the data output, and data display on a mobile phone(501 B).

OUTPUT 4 (95) is communication to a cloud server using a mobile phone(501B) and WiFi (501C) or SIGFOX (501D) etc.

An input-and-output situation of an exercise data of FIG. 23 isdescribed with referring FIG. 1 .

A distance detection sensor (16), a number-of-times sensor (18), arocking number setting switch (7 h), a moving speed setting switch (7f), a reciprocating motion number setting switch (7 j) and acommunication device are connected to an input side of a control unitshown in FIG. 23 through the transmission route (14), and a rockingnumber setting switch (7 h), a moving speed setting switch (7 f), areciprocating motion number setting switch (7 j), a brake (17), a motor(19), external output device (91) and a communication device areconnected to an output side of it through the transmission route (14).

In addition, it is not necessary to provide an external output device(91), the detection value of sensors (16, 18) can be output to theoutside by the external output device (91).

The current output situation of OUTPUT 1 (92) is displayed on thedisplay of the reference diagram of FIG. 29 and can be confirmed inTable 1 or Table 3.

A distance detection sensor (16) detects the rotational speed of therear wheel (9), namely, the movement speed of the training board (1).

Although a training board (1) is reciprocating, and the movementdirection is changed alternately, an average value of exercise data froma distance detection sensor (16) can be calculated by an AI software(551) in a control unit (20).

Furthermore, because, in the case that an administrator is a doctor, aphysiotherapist, an occupational therapist, or a nurse, etc., a range ofan alarm from the obtained result can be defined more accurate remotemotion control becomes possible, the movement speed of the trainingboard (1) can be set up by a speed setting switch (7 f) to a controlunit (20).

And, the optimal value of the reciprocation of a training board (1) canbe set in a control unit (20) by reciprocating motion number settingswitch (7 j).

Moreover, in the mobile phone of Example 3, the maximum value of therocking of a training board 1 can be set in a control unit (20) by asetting the rocking number.

Depending on the condition of the patient, approximately value of speed50 cm per second from the minimum speed of 5 cm per second can be set toa control unit (20) by a moving speed setting switch (7 f).

And, a control unit (20) actuates all brakes (17) breaking andsuspending the rear wheels (9) and front wheels (11) in the case thatthe average speed that is calculated with control unit (20) fell belowthe speed that was set up by a speed setting switch (7 f).

And, it is not possible to exercise once again, because the brakes (17)are not disarmed if a release switch (7 i) is not operated.

The exercise data from a distance detection sensor (16) is analyzed byAi software and may be used as a standard value of reciprocation.

Namely, output and input from the control unit (20) are possible.

In this way, output and input about the amount of exercise ofreciprocation and rocking from the control unit 20 with using a rockingnumber setting switch (7 h), a moving speed setting switch (7 f), areciprocating motion number setting switch (7 j) is possible.

A control unit (20) outputs data to the brake 17, the motor 19, and theexternal output device (91).

A brake (17) and a motor (19) are controlled by a control unit (20)according to a fixed calculated value (standard judgment value).

Moreover, a brake (17) and the motor (19) are controlled by a fixedcalculated value (standard judgment value), and also it is possible tocontrol by a numerical value within a fixed range based on the judgmentof an expert such as a doctor, physiotherapist, occupational therapistor nurse.

Accumulation of this information can make the standard judgment valuemore accurate.

As a result, appropriate information can be provided to the judgment ofthe expert.

I explain FIG. 24 and FIG. 25 .

FIG. 24 is a flowchart in case, which focuses on a radio communicationssystem

exercise data is read from a sensor (16, 18) in (Step 1) of FIG. 24 , aprocessing software (550) works at (Step 2), exercise data is changedinto the digital data (16 a) (the notation to the table 1 is possible)and the digital data (18 a) (the notation to the table 3 is possible),and the number of times of enforcement on the external output unit (91)can be written.

The number is displayed on the external output device (91) shown in thereference diagram of FIG. 29 .

the existence of AI software is confirmed in (Step 3), and the AIsoftware (551 is installed in the embodiment 1.

the AI software 551 is operated in (Step 4), the exercise data of Table1 or Table 3 of the data of any one person shown in Table 2 or Table 4,that is, data of an exercise person is analyzed, and an average value,maximum value, and minimum value of necessary exercise data arecalculated automatically.

This result is the basic analysis value.

And the results obtained by analysis, as shown in Table 2 or Table 4 areaccumulated.

Step 5 shows in the case when the AI software (551) is not installed instep 4, to transmit data to the mobile phone (501B) namely a controlunit (C2) of external setting, to transmit it to the control unit (C3)of a cloud or server by using router transmission with WiFi (501C), orwhen transmitting it using SIGFOX (501D) to transmit it directly to thecontrol unit (C3) of a cloud server.

In Step 6, it is confirmed whether the AI software (551) has been workedafter being transmitted to the mobile phone (501B) by Bluetooth (501A).

Operation of the AI software (551) enables output to the display screenof the mobile phone (501B), accumulation of processing data, and displayof analysis results such as the user's exercise range.

Similar to step 4, data of any one of person shown in the Table 2 or theTable 4, namely, the exercise person has a mobile phone (501B) isanalyzed from the exercise data of Table 1 or Table 3, and make itpossible to display a graphical representation regarding to accumulatedexercise data for a fixed period.

Namely, an average value, maximum value, and minimum value of exercisedata are calculated automatically.

And the data is accumulated.

The accumulated data can be displayed as a graphical representation.

Although Table 2 or Table 4 is a data accumulation table for manypeople, a data accumulation table for individuals is created.

Then, the accumulated processing data is transmitted to a cloud.

In (step 7), although it transmits to control unit of a cloud or aserver, when AI software (551) does not operate or it can not transmit,it returns to (step 0).

When the AI software (551) operates, as in step 4, from the exercisedata of Table 1 and Table 3, anyone person of shown in the Table 2 andthe Table 4, that is, the data of the exercise person is analyzed, andan average value, maximum value, and minimum value of exercise data arecalculated automatically.

And the results obtained by analysis as shown in Table 2 and Table 4 areaccumulated.

A mobile phone (501B) is one unit to the exercise data of the sensor(16, 18) and is compared with the personal identification data as neededand analyzed.

In particular, when the degree of care is determined a physicalcondition judgment value, standard judgment value can be collected intime series, analyzed, and output, so it becomes easy to continueexercise or to identify the optimum number of exercises.

And also, the arrangement of data can be automated, and labor-saving ofexperts can be realized.

FIG. 25 is a flowchart in case, which focuses on the processing of an AIsoftware.

In Step 1 of FIG. 25 , exercise data from the sensors (16 and 18) isread, in (Step 2), time data is read from a time measurement apparatus,in (Step 3), personal identification data such as a judgment value ofphysical condition is read from personal identification data (510), in(Step 4), it is converted by the operation of processing software of thecontrol unit into digital data, in (Step 5) a processing software isoperated and conversion to digital data that enables the display of theTable 1 or the Table 3 above is confirmed, when activated, it output tothe exercise devise display screen exemplified in the display unit (327)of Example 3, the display units (414), (415), (416) and (417) of Example4 and the external output device (91) shown in the reference view ofFIG. 28 .

In Step 6 the operation of the AI software (551) of the control unitinstalled in the physical function training device is confirmed.

When working, it calculates the basic analysis value, and the basicanalysis value of the obtained exercise data is subjected to contrastiveanalysis to personal data and time data.

Then, the basic analysis value is accumulated, and the accumulatedanalysis value is calculated.

The numerical value of the basic analysis value is one line of the dataline of Table 2 or Table 4.

Table 2 or Table 4 shows accumulated analysis value when based on afacility or an administrator.

The individual is detailed in step 6 of FIG. 24 .

Subsequently, a physical condition judgment value that has a correlationto a personal data and accumulated data are subjected to contrastiveanalysis, and standard judgment value is calculated.

Furthermore, a reference interval is calculable by taking in aspecialist's opinion and using an external PC.

These calculation results can be output to the mobile phone displayscreen.

Moreover, data is accumulated on a cloud server.

Step 7 is the same as step 6 in FIG. 24 .

In step 8, although it transmits to control unit of a cloud or a server,when AI software (551) does not operate, or it can not transmit, itreturns to (step 0).

The case where the AI software 551 works is similar to step 6.

The control unit of the cloud or server that accumulated each data canbe used to manage the system, and it can be used the data by individualexercisers and also by exercise administrators, affiliations or facilityunits.

FIG. 26 shows procedures that an AI software calculates standardjudgment value, and that the obtained standard judgment value iscontrasted with an exercise data currently on training, and in the caseto alert.

In Step 1 of FIG. 26 , exercise data from a sensor (16, 18) and time andpersonal identification data are read and are converted into digitaldata by operation of processing software.

An AI software works at (Step 2).

In Step 3, a basic analysis value described step 4 of FIG. 24 associateswith a personal identification data.

An accumulated analysis value is accumulated and memorized.

In Step 4, a judgment value of a physical condition is extracted from apersonal identification data.

a degree of care is set as the judgment value in this application.

In Step 5, the criteria for replacing the degree of care with anumerical value that can be analyzed is shown.

the degree of care is converted into a numerical value that can bemeasured as follows.

The criteria of degree of care as following; “Need support 1” is 7,“Need support 2” is 6, “Need care 1” is 5, “Need care 2” is 4, “Needcare 3” is 3, “Need care 4” is 2, and “Need care 5” is 1, and eachreplaces

In addition, in order to use the degree of care, which the specialistdefined as a judgment value, it is changed to a numerical value, but itmay also be used without changing to a numerical value.

In Step 6, standard judgment value (the average value, the maximumvalue, and the minimum value or the average speed of the back and forthdirection movement distances, or value of a rocking number can be used)is calculated.

The calculation method is to group the accumulated analysis value by thenumerical value of STEP4, and the average value, the maximum value, theminimum value and the average speed of the back and forth directionmovement distances, or value of rocking number be calculated.

standard judgment value is based on the fact that the average value,maximum value, minimum value, average speed of exercise distance, orvalue of rocking number are correlated with a numerical value of thevalue of nursing care replaced.

an average value, a maximum value, a minimum value, and an average speedof the back and forth direction movement distances, or a value of arocking number can be used as standard judgment value.

In Step 7, performed contrastive analysis is performed to standardjudgment value and an exercise data currently on training.

A mobile phone (501B) is one pair unit to the exercise data of thesensor (16, 18) and is compared with the personal identification data asneeded and analyzed.

By the result, processings such as an alarm is enforced.

As standard judgment value, maximum value and the minimum value of theback and forth direction movement distance can be used as rangedesignations and are desired.

The average value and the average speed of the back and forth directionmovement distance and value of a rocking number can be used directly asstandard judgment value.

Accumulation of each data from an exercise data to standard judgmentvalue is effective for improvement of the accuracy of the standardjudgment value and management for individual use and is implementedcontinuously.

It is possible that output to a mobile phone display screen, andadministration (verification by the specialist in standard judgmentvalue) and utilization (an individual, an administrator, and aninstitution) by a cloud and a server.

By giving feedback to a specialist, a specialist's work can belaborsaving.

It is also effective to add and change a specialist's knowledge.

To process such as an alarm enforces, If the numerical value which addedand defined the knowledge of the specialist who set based on theStandard judgment value and if the Standard judgment value is exceeded,a brake is applied, or apply load similarly.

Moreover, when not reaching, it means that it is forced to operate.

The basis, which was able to make the degree of care the judgment valueis shown in the following correlation analysis.

A study was conducted on the correlation between the accumulatedanalysis value and the judgment value as a factor for deciding standardjudgment value described in FIGS. 25 to 27 , and the following resultswere obtained.

In the article of Non-Patent literature 15, Results were obtained thatthere was significant correlation between exercise distance and averagespeed to a numerical value of a converted degree of care as the maximummotion distance (r=0.702, p<0.01), minimum motion distance (r=0.608,p<0.05), average motion distance (r=0.745, p<0.01), average velocity(r=664, p<0.01).

In the article of Non-Patent literature 16, Results were obtained thatthere was a significant correlation between the value of the rockingnumber to a numerical value of converted care.

Moreover, the announcement that is the basis of the patent applicationto which I am going to apply the Patent regulation of the 2nd clause ofArticle 30 is a presentation in the 20th Annual Meeting of the BiophiliaRehabilitation Conference held on Oct. 29, 2016.

This presentation is the basis of the paper of Non-Patent Literature 15.

From this result, by the work of AI software and based on the degree ofcare, it becomes enabling for the person requiring care who had a fixeddegree of care authorized to estimate the exercise distance and averagespeed and also a value of rocking number of each individual's exerciseand safer functional training can be carried out by one person at homeby alarming to a managing organization when those value of trainingdeparts from the value of it.

I explain FIG. 27 and FIG. 28 .

FIG. 27 is a flow chart relating to an analysis of a back and forthdirection motion exercise data and FIG. 28 is a flow chart relating toan analysis of a rocking motion exercise data analysis, and thereforewill be described collectively.

Both Figures differ only in the statement of a back and forth directionmotion exercise data and a rocking motion exercise data.

In Step 1, it is performed that; to read a personal identification data,which shows a physical condition such as (name, birth date, medicalhistory, physical condition judgment value (degree of care, FIM,BBS-TUG, etc.,) person in charge, use facility and/or use place, etc.),to read exercise data (to read data from detection device that receivesdata related to foot movement, to read the number of times of operationfrom a number-of-times sensor, and to read movement distance or anglefrom movement distance or angle sensor), and to read time data (to readtime from a time measurement apparatus).

In (Step 2) and (Step 3), based on time data from a back and forthdirection movement data or a rocking movement data, the moving distanceor rocking angle, or the average value and the maximum and minimumvalues of the velocity or angular velocity that are calculated, and itis accumulated as a basic analysis value.

It is conducted contrastive analysis to a personal identification data.

As shown in Table 1 or Table 3, analytical values are output so as touse available.

Output basic analysis values to the display screen.

Basic analysis values are accumulated.

In (Step 4), contrastive analysis is performed when a basic analysisvalue can be accumulated.

basic analysis values accumulated are analyzed, and an accumulatedanalysis value is calculated.

The basic analysis value, accumulated analysis value, and personalidentification data are conducted contrastive analysis to individuals,administrators, and facilities.

A physical condition judgment value in personal identification data iscompared.

A physical condition judgment value is a value based on a specialist'sjudgment, such as a degree of care, FIM, BBS, and TUG.

The judgment is done with using accumulated analysis values, which isrecognized correlation with the physical condition judgment value.

In Step 5, standard judgment value is determined by conducting acontrastive analysis between an accumulated analysis value and aphysical condition judgment value, which has a correlation.

Since this numerical value can determine the numerical value of thesetting switch of FIG. 23 , it can specify a safe amount of exerciseautomatically.

Also, by accumulating with time, the physical condition can bedetermined.

Furthermore, when a specialist uses a numerical value of the cloud (502)with using the management PS (503), an allowable range can bedetermined.

Namely, the automatic specification of a safe amount of exercise canhelp a specialist's judgment; and by adding a specialist judgment, sincethe analytical data of the AI software (551) such as a specification ofan allowable range of data, can be highly-developed, it can become toexercise efficiently and much more safely.

Although the table 1 and Table 3 were shown, and troublesomeness of thatanalysis was clarified, the AI software of this analysis is as follows.

The AI software (551) shown below is a basic program for obtainingvalues of each row of Table 2 and Table 4 by automatic calculation andshows a program.

require ‘win32ole’ require ‘csv’ module Common_function defchack_folder(save_folder) if(Dir.exist?(save_folder)==false)Dir.mkdir(save_folder) end end end include Common_function class MyExceldef initialize(personal_name,filename) @filename = filename @directory =Dir.pwd @collection_folder = “cal_data” @personal_folder =@collection_folder + personal_name @save_folder = @personal_folder +“/#{File.basename(@filename,“.*”)}” chack_folder(@collection_folder)chack_folder(@personal_folder) chack_folder(@save_folder) @excel =WIN32OLE.new(‘Excel.Application’) print @directory + filename @workbook= @excel.workbooks.open(@directory + “/” + filename) end def code( )print “Please define code( ) of singular method in this instance” enddef run( ) code( ) end end data_folder = “data” personal_name = “/a”target_folder = data_folder + personal_name chack_folder(data_folder)chack_folder(target_folder) Dir.glob(“#{target_folder}/*”).each do|directory_name| excel = MyExcel.new(personal_name,directory_name) defexcel.code( ) begin num = @workbook.sheets[1].range(“A65536”).end(3).rowp num record = [ ] for record_row in 23..num pre_record = [ ] seconds =@workbook.sheets[1].range(“B18”).value( ) points =@workbook.sheets[1].range(“B19”).value( ) interval = seconds.to_f /points.to_f@workbook.sheets[1].range(“A#{record_row}:D#{record_row}”).each do |col|pre_record.push(col.value( )) end record.push(pre_record) end#CSV.open(Dir.pwd+“/KMS_yt020506_20110829_1356_1.csv”, ‘w’) do |writer|# record.each do |row| # writer << row # end #end @workbook.save( )ensure @workbook.close( ) @excel.quit end data = 0 num1 = 0 record_num =[ ] record_data = [ ] for num in 2..record.length( )−1 pre_data1 =record[num−2][3] − record[num−1][3] pre_data2 = record[num−1][3] −record[num][3] if pre_data1 <= 0 && 0 < pre_data2 record_num.push([num1,num−1]) num1 = num elsif pre_data2 < 0 && 0 < pre_data1record_num.push([num1,num−1]) num1 = num end end speeds = [ ] begin term= 0 print @directory + “/#{@save_folder}/data.csv” CSV.open(@directory +“/#{@save_folder}/data.csv”, ‘w’) do |writer| writer <<[“distance1”,“distance2”,“second”,“term”,“speed”] record_num.each do|row| row1 = row[0] row2 = row[1] data1 = record[row1][3] data2 =record[row2][3] second = (row1−row2)*interval writer <<[data1,data2,second,term,(data1−data2)/second]speeds.push((data1−data2)/second) term = term + 1 end end end begin term= 0 CSV.open(@directory +“/#{@save_folder}/calculation_value.csv”, ‘w’)do |write r| minus_speeds = speeds.select{|elem| elem < 0 } plus_speeds= speeds.select{|elem| elem >= 0 } writer << [@filename] writer << [ ]writer << [“plus speed max”,“plus speed min”,“plus speed average”,”plusspee d standard deviation”] writer << [plus_speeds.max(),plus_speeds.min( ),plus_speeds.inject(0.0){|r,i| r+=i}/plus_speeds.size,Math::sqrt(plus_speeds.inject(0){|x,y|x+y*y}/plus_spee ds.length−(plus_speeds.inject(0){|x,y|x+y}/plus_speeds.length)**2)] writer << [“minus speed max”,“minus speedmin”,“minus speed average”,“minus speed standard deviation”] writer <<[minus_speeds.min( ).abs( ),minus_speeds.max( ).abs( ),(minus_speeds.inject(0.0){|r,i| r+=i }/minus_speeds.size).abs(),Math::sqrt(minus_speeds.inject( 0){|x,y|x+y*y}/minus_speeds.length−(minus_speeds.inject(0){|x,y| x+y}/minus_speeds.length)**2)] end end end excel.run( ) end

The above program is one to obtain the results of Table 2 or Table 4 foreach exercise implementation.

AI software is advancing every day, and it is possible to construct asimilar program from the book shown in Non-Patent literature 16 inaddition to this.

The AI software (551) develops into a mechanism that automaticallycalculates a table creation of users of a specific facility at a certaintime, automatic creation of Table 2 or the Table 4, or an exercise dataof a specific person for one month.

Namely, the center of this patent, by using an AI software, has afunction in which neither a researcher nor a user needs to calculate theTable 2 and the Table 4 to spend time, and does not need to create themabout the Table 1 and the Table 3.

A physical condition judgment value was set as a degree of care as whichcorrelation was regarded from the result of research of the Non-PatentLiterature 15 and the Non-Patent Literature 16. Although standardjudgment value, which was obtained was made into a back and forthdirection distance of order (maximum value, average value, and minimumvalue) and the number of times of an average, and also the number oftimes of a rocking average, the correlation over other physicalcondition judgment values may be checked as research and accumulation ofdata will progress from now on.

In that case, another physical condition judgment value is alsoavailable, and about a rocking movement, the angular velocity also hasthe possibility of becoming the standard judgment value.

Namely, the accumulation of data in the future enables a new physicalcondition judgment value and standard judgment value.

Although the degree of care evaluated by the present invention wasshown, as data accumulation will progress to a cloud (502) from now on,the optimal movement for a physical condition by FIM (functionalIndependent Measure) or various gait evaluation methods (one example:Berg Balance Scale-BBS TUG 10 m walk test) may be defined.

Namely, although the standard was made into the degree of care in thispatent, an amount of exercise to the standard on which correlation wasconfirmed can be defined.

Cerebral function activation may have a possibility of being used as aphysical condition judgment value.

The communication tool (501) uses WiFi, Bluetooth, SIGFOX, or Xbee, etc.

WiFi uses standards such as IEEE 802.11a to IEEE 802.11ac, and it may beanything if it can be used, but it requires a router connected to theInternet within its communication range.

Bluetooth, Sigfox, and Xbee are Commodity Standards, and anything isgood if they can communicate.

In the present invention, Bluetooth is used.

A Bluetooth (501A) requires, for example, to be connected by a mobilephone (501B).

AI software is s arranged in a mobile phone (501B).

The AI software displays a monthly exercise status chart or graph of theowner of the mobile phone (501B).

In the case of a Sigfox, a radio communications system (501) transmitsdata to a cloud server (502) directly by OUTPUT2. And although notdisplayed in the case of WiFi, through a radio router and the Internet,it transmits a converted to CSV, unconverted data, or result of anautomatic calculation if AI software (551) is loaded, to a cloud server(502), which is storing data.

I explain from FIG. 29 to FIG. 31 .

FIG. 29 is a reference view of a kinetic exercise device shown in thepatent literature.

The data output display unit (91) is the external output device (91) ofFIG. 23 .

a contact sensor 407 is one of the contact sensors (407 a, 407 b, 407 c,and 407 d) of the case of Example 4.

FIG. 30 is a reference view of the motivative exercise of the upperlimbs, which used the rocking movement kinetic exercise device.

FIG. 31 is a reference Figure of motivative exercise of the upper limbs,which used a back and forth direction kinetic exercise device.

As mentioned above, although the embodiment of the present invention wasexplained in full detail, the present invention is not limited to theembodiment mentioned above, and various changes can be made within thescope of the present invention described in a claim.

In addition, in this specification, front and back and also the rightand left direction of a physical function training device is set up inthe same direction as front and back and also right and left thedirection of the patient who uses a physical function training device.

INDUSTRIAL APPLICABILITY

It becomes easy to exercise a hand or a leg with disabilitysimultaneously in the same direction (motivative exercise) safely at ownhome and to continue exercising by the function of the artificialintelligence and machine learning (AI software), which is arranged in acontrol unit.

Moreover, a specialist's laborsaving is realizable, while an arrangementof exercise data can be automated, and specification of the optimalnumber of times of exercises and management of an exercise situationbecomes easy.

REFERENCE SIGNS LIST

-   -   20 control unit    -   320 control unit    -   429 control unit    -   521 storage part    -   16 distance detection sensor    -   18 number of times detection sensor    -   17 brakes (a brake device)    -   19 motor (a load device, a drive unit)    -   91 external output device    -   92 OUTPUT1 (92 a and 92 b)    -   93 OUTPUT2    -   94 OUTPUT3    -   95 OUTPUT4    -   501 radio communications system    -   502 cloud and database    -   550 processing software    -   551 machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI software)    -   1 a training board

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The invention claimed is:
 1. A physical function training devicecomprising: a training board which is set in motion with upper limbs orlower limbs, a detection device including frequency detection sensor,the detection device detecting operation data associated with areciprocating motion or a rocking motion of the training board, acontrol unit that analyzes the operation data, and a recording unitwhich records personal identification data, the operation data, timedata including an operation time of the detection device, and a basicanalysis value, wherein the personal identification data includingevaluation data authenticated by an evaluation system for evaluating aphysical function and personal data, wherein the operation data includesfrequency data indicating a frequency of the reciprocating motion or therocking motion of the training board, the frequency data being detectedby the frequency detection sensor, wherein the control unit calculatesan average value, a maximum value, and a minimum value in the frequencydata based on the operation data and the time data, and wherein thecontrol unit calculates the basic analysis value with extracting atleast one of the calculated average, maximum, or minimum values thatcorresponds to the evaluation data by comparing the calculated average,maximum, or minimum values with the evaluation data.
 2. The physicalfunction training device according to claim 1, wherein the control unitanalyzes the operation data associated with the time data.
 3. Thephysical function training device according to claim 1, wherein thedetection device includes a distance detection sensor for detectingdistance data or angle data related to the reciprocating motion or therocking motion of the training board, the operation data includes thedistance data or the angle data, and the frequency data includes atleast one of values of a reciprocating motion distance, a rocking motionangle, or a speed of reciprocating or rocking motion.
 4. The physicalfunction training device according to claim 1, wherein the control unitcalculates the basic analysis value by using each operation data, thecontrol unit accumulates a plurality of the basic analysis values, andthe control unit analyzes accumulated data accumulated the basicanalysis values so as to output, average, maximum, and minimum values asaccumulated analysis values.
 5. The physical function training deviceaccording to claim 1, wherein the control unit analyzes the accumulatedanalysis values in association with personal identification datarecorded in the recording unit so as to obtain a standard judgment valuefor judging a physical condition of a user.
 6. A physical functiontraining system comprising: a physical function training device, a datacontrol unit, and a recording unit, wherein the physical functiontraining device includes: a training board which is set in motion withupper limbs or lower limbs, a detection device including a frequencydetection sensor, the detection device detecting operation dataassociated with a reciprocating motion or a rocking motion of thetraining board, and a control unit capable of communicating theoperation data, wherein the data control unit receives the operationdata by using a communication device, and the data control unit analyzesthe operation data, wherein the personal identification data includingevaluation data authenticated by an evaluation system for evaluating aphysical function and personal data, wherein the recording unit recordspersonal identification data, the operation data, time data includingoperation time of the detection device, and a basic analysis value,wherein the personal identification data including evaluation dataauthenticated by an evaluation system for evaluating a physical functionand personal data, wherein the operation data includes frequency dataindicating a frequency of the reciprocating motion or the rocking motionof the training board, the frequency data being detected by thefrequency detection sensor, wherein the control unit calculates anaverage value, a maximum value, and a minimum value in the frequencydata based on the operation data and the time data, and wherein thecontrol unit calculates the basic analysis value with extracting atleast one of the calculated average, maximum, or minimum values thatcorresponds to the evaluation data by comparing the calculated average,maximum, or minimum values with the evaluation data.
 7. The physicalfunction training system according to claim 6, wherein the data controlunit analyzes the operation data associated with the time data.
 8. Thephysical function training system according to claim 6, wherein thedetection device includes a distance detection sensor for detectingdistance data or angle data related to the reciprocating motion or therocking motion of the training board, the operation data includes thedistance data or the angle data, and the frequency data includes atleast one of values of a reciprocating motion distance, a rocking motionangle, or a speed of reciprocating or rocking motion.
 9. A method forphysical function training comprising: a first step of setting upperlimbs or lower limbs on a training board, a second step of detectingoperation data associated with a reciprocating motion or a rockingmotion of the training board by a detection device including frequencydetection sensor, the operation data including frequency data indicatinga frequency of the reciprocating motion or the rocking motion of thetraining board, and the frequency data being detected by the frequencydetection sensor, a third step of analyzing operation data by a controlunit, a fourth step of recording personal identification data, theoperation data, and time data, the time data including an operation timeof the detection device, and a basic analysis value in a recording unit,wherein the personal identification data with including evaluation dataauthenticated by an evaluation system for evaluating a physical functionand personal data, a fifth step of calculating an average value, amaximum value, and a minimum value in the frequency data based on theoperation data and the time data by the control unit, a sixth step ofcalculating the basic analysis value by extracting at least one of thecalculated average, maximum, or minimum values that correspond to theevaluation data by comparing the calculated average, maximum, or minimumvalues with the evaluation data by the control unit.
 10. A method forphysical function training comprising: a first step of setting upperlimbs or lower limbs on a training board, a second step of detectingoperation data associated with a reciprocating motion or a rockingmotion of the training board by a detection device including frequencydetection sensor, operation data including frequency data indicating afrequency of the reciprocating motion or the rocking motion of thetraining board, and the frequency data being detected by the frequencydetection sensor, a third step of receiving the operation data by acommunication device, a fourth step of analyzing the operation data bythe data control unit, a fifth step of recording personal identificationdata, the operation data, time data including an operation time of thedetection device, and a basic analysis value in a recording unit,wherein the personal identification data including evaluation dataauthenticated by an evaluation system for evaluating a physical functionand personal data, a sixth step of indicating a frequency of thereciprocating motion or the rocking motion of the training board in theoperation data, a seventh step of calculating an average value, amaximum value, and a minimum value in the frequency data based on theoperation data and the time data by the control unit, an eighth step ofcalculating the basic analysis value by extracting at least one of thecalculated average, maximum, or minimum values that correspond to theevaluation data by comparing the calculated average, maximum, or minimumvalues with the evaluation data by the control unit.